Hauora Everyones Right

Hauora, Everyones Right 2009

Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 July 2009
Brentwood Hotel, 16 Kemp St, Kilbirnie, Wellington

"If ever we believed that Aotearoa was protected from crises in foreign countries, the economic recession over the past few months has dispelled all notions of immunity. Our health is not only subject to follies of our own making, but also to new forces that reach us from distant shores. Global warming, global inequalities in standards of health and education, global colonisation that challenges our Kiwi ways of living, and now the global recession, threaten to leave their marks on families, whanau and communities. While we must act to avoid the worst consequences of those forces we should also take steps to turn around those aspects of globalisation that are incompatible with our health and the health of others across the globe. "Hauora - everyone's right 2009" provides a unique opportunity to formulate an agenda for health that will be relevant to us, to the world, and to future generations."
MASON DURIE

Download programme including guest speaker bios:
Press Release

Presentations

Key note addresses

• Opening address - The Honourable Sir Anand Satyanand
• Housing and Health - Professor Phillipa Howden Chapman
• Maori Health 2035 - Professor Mason Durie
• Closing Summation - Professor Mason Durie

Videos of Sir Anand Satyanand's and Mason Durie's presentations can be viewed on YouTube

Workshops

• Global Warming Climate Change and Health - Helen Viggers, Centre for Sustainable Cities
• Global Colonisation part 1
• Global Colonisation part 2 Tobacco Industry: The Global Epidemic - Riripeti Haretuku, Health Sponsorship Council and Shane Kawenata Bradbrook, Director Maori Smokefree Coalition
• Global Inequalities Hauora,everyone's right 2009 - Cindy Kiro, Associate Professor of Public Health Massey University
• Global Recession part 1 Recession and Young People's Health and Wellbeing - Alex Handiside, Manger Youth Development Hutt Valley City Council
• Global Recession part 2 Healthy Porirua Cassius Kuresa, Project Manger and Barry Gall, Health Promotion Adviser Regional Public Health

Reviews of Health Promotion Practice 2007 - 2008

Launched at the HPF Symposium 2009 this ebook provides eleven critical reviews of New Zealand health promotion programmes.
Reviews of Health Promotion Practice in Aotearoa New Zealand 2007-2008
Louise Signal, Lynley Cook & Richard Egan

Kahikatea Scholarships

Several Kahikatea Scholarships assisted people to attend the Health Promotion Forum Symposium, "Hauora - Everyone's Right 2009.  Reports from two Scholarship recipients provide a comprehensive description of what was on offer at the Symposium.

Report 1 - Dawn Chandler - Healthy Inangahua Project
Report 2 - Ernest Kolly - Postgraduate Master of Environmental Health student