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Community Governance Aotearoa: Good Governance Code Workshop Online Series

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Community Governance Aotearoa are hosting a free monthly online series unpacking the principles of the Good Governance Code running from April -September 2026.  

Why join?

  • Deep dive into one principle each month - practical actions boards can take, supported by relevant case studies
  • Whakawhanaungatanga warm-up with breakout rooms to connect participants
  • Hands-on guided discussion using Miro boards and structured feedback; leave with practical tips
  • Open to all: board members, volunteers, trustees, marae committee members, and anyone curious about governance

April Kick-Off:

  • Monthly series runs April–September (one session each month)
  • 3 hours online via Zoom (includes a short break)
  • Focus: what the principle looks like in practice, actions boards can take, and a live case study

Dates

  • Wednesday 22nd April 2026 - Impactful and Purposeful Leadership - 10am - 1pm 
  • Wednesday 20 May 2026 - Connected Leadership - 10am - 1pm 
    Wednesday 17 June 2026 - Diverse and Inclusive Leadership - 10am - 1pm 
  • Wednesday 22 July 2026 - Integrity and Accountability - 10am - 1pm 
    Wednesday 19 August 2026 - Transparent and Open Leadership - 10am - 1pm 
  • Wednesday 23 September 2026 - Effective Governance Processes - 10am - 1pm 

Register Here 

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