Our Event Pathways Programme equips 6 young Pasifika interns with the confidence, networks and resources to work in the live events sector.
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Te Kāhui is a creative writing programme that facilitates reflective self-expression opportunities for rangatahi in vulnerable and underserved communities across Aotearoa.
A captivating winter youth performance festival, electrified the bustling streets of Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland with the dynamic sounds and infectious energy of talented rangatahi musicians.
We worked alongside Abbey Barlow, a talented young designer from the Kaipātiki region, to create a website and brand identity for Kaipātiki Sounds that was playful, vibrant and reflective of the Kaipātiki area.
We collaborated with 2 local visual artists to design a mural inspired by the local environment and te ao Māori.
We were tasked by TDF to create an engaging performance to kickstart their 2021 Gala Dinner.
We collaborated with Festival for the Future to provide opportunities for young musicians to perform at their main conference and at Parliament.
Collaborating with 8 young visual artists and designers from the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board region, we celebrated Youth Week 2021 with the theme ‘We’re Stronger Together’.
Young at Art brought to life a collection of 5 vibrant, youth-powered creative hubs across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
We worked with Earth Beat to create a youth arts station at their 2021 event.
Providing well-paid gig work experience in Tāmaki Makaurau for over 30 youth creatives across 89 performances.
In collaboration with Fresh Concept, Youth Arts New Zealand was tasked with filling Takapuna’s newest public space, 38 Hurstmere, with youth-centred creative activations all throughout the summer of 2020-21.
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