This kete holds the practical resources and tools that can be used to enhance your mahi in the arts. The resources you can pick up and use right now.
Resourcesand tools
Ngā Hua Toi Tutorials
A series of video tutorial on creating theatre from Ngā Hua Toi, an advocacy project for Māori Theatre and Dance practitioners across Aotearoa. Topics include Arts Marketing, Grant Writing, Producing & Pitching & Opportunities.
Creative New Zealand's arts advocacy toolkit helps you talk about the value of the arts to New Zealand so people are more likely to support the arts in all its forms.
Created by Rachael Trotman and Amber Walls, this resource aims to support artists and arts organisations in Aotearoa New Zealand to demonstrate the value of their work.
From Creative New Zealand, this is a best practice guide to community arts projects in Aotearoa New Zealand. Includes videos, tipsheets, tools and examples.
From the Ākina Foundation, this simple guide takes you through the steps involved in developing an impact model. Use this as a guide to run your own impact model workshop.
Commissioned by The Health Foundation (UK), this report sets out a number of forms of collaboration, outlines the core infrastructure required and shares practical case studies to demonstrate what is possible.
The Charity Handbook has been designed to help you keep track of the information that you need to run your charity. You can also use it as a handover document for new members.
NZ Navigator is focused on building strong and effective organisations and communities. This online tool enables users to assess the performance of their organisation by rating the important operational areas.
Tātaki Auckland Unlimited helps Auckland businesses navigate the changing economic landscape. This free resource offers a wealth of online business tools and advice.
The Ministry of Youth Development promotes best practice in youth development by giving young people and people working with young people advice, training and resources.