15 & 16 October
Tauranga Moana
Tauranga Moana
Just as ripples spread out when a single pebble is dropped into water, the actions of individuals can have far-reaching effects.
ABOUT ripple effect
A shared vision for a violence-free future
Purpose
The Ripple Effect Conference brings together leaders, practitioners, iwi, community organisations and agencies for two days to accelerate primary prevention of family and sexual violence across Aotearoa. This year the focus is on turning individual actions (ripples) into coordinated, sustained, collective impact (waves).
Outcomes
- Scalable prevention initiatives
- Strengthened partnerships
- Commitments into real action
- Storytelling that shifts social attitudes
- Kaimahi capability & wellbeing
- Call to action beyond the event
- Applicable tools and strategies
Vision
- Ripple Effect supports the vision of Te Aorerekura by centring:
- Prevention
- Equity and Te Tiriti
- Intersectionality
- Community-led Solutions
- Workforce Capability and wellbeing
This alignment ensures the conference contributes to national priorities while remaining grounded in local need.
Family and sexual violence continue to place significant pressure on whānau, communities and frontline services.This conference will respond to a clear community call for practical tools, stronger collaboration, kaimahi wellbeing, innovation, and visible measurable impact.
event details
2 day conference
Oct 15
day 1 : The current
Thursday
10.00 am - 4.30pm
Keynote Speaker:
Matt Brown
Oct 15
day 1 : Network & Nibbles
Limited Spaces - Seperate registration required
Friday
5.00pm - 7.00Pm
Oct 16
day 2 : well-being morning
Friday
8.30am - 9.30am
Oct 16
day 2 : MakE Waves
Friday
10.00AM - 3.30PM
SPEAKERS

Speaker
Matt
Brown
Brown

Workshop
Nikki
denholm
denholm

Workshop
Debs Murray

Speaker
Jase
Williams
Williams
MORE
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local
Voice
The Centre for FV & SV Prevention
Mens caucus
Womens Refuge
Sharma
Unconference session
Mens caucus
Womens Refuge
Sharma
Unconference session

