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Mahi - The Disability Employment Podcast

Maxim Institute Podcast

On Point

Danielle Van Dalen

Jonathan Mosen

Kathryn Mannix

Helen Clark

Paul Henderson

Tom Simpson

David Hall

Jeremy Waldron

Holly Walker

Debbie Ward

Ryan Donaldson

Pam MacNeill

Julian Wood

Tracey Martin

Rowan Light

OwlTail

Tim Wilson

A wide ranging chat with the head of the Maxim Institute, Tim Wilson, around how we better discuss idea ms here in New Zealand. Tim will also be known to many from his time on Seven Sharp, journalistic work, his books, and via his writings in the likes of Metro. Tune in for one very amusing and insightful chat 

A wide ranging chat with the head of the Maxim Institute, Tim Wilson, around how we better discuss idea ms here in New Zealand. Tim will also be known to many from his time on Seven Sharp, journalistic work, his books, and via his writings in the likes of Metro. Tune in for one very amusing and insightful chat

A Conversation with Tim Wilson, Maxim Institute

In this our first episode, we begin by introducing our new podcast and what you can expect to hear in future episodes.   Jonathan Mosen speaks with Danielle Van Dalen from the Maxim Institute. They’ve published a couple of papers on the employment of disabled people, the most recent of which is called Creating Opportunity. We discuss what might be done to make a real dent in the dire unemployment statistics for disabled people. Workbridge wants to know what you think. We’ve begun the process of putting a new strategic plan together, and you can have your say. To find out how, and to read the document, visit the Workbridge Strategy page. Submissions close on 18 October. We welcome your feedback for the podcast. Email podcast@workbridge.co.nz or call our Listener Line on 04-472-0200.

In this our first episode, we begin by introducing our new podcast and what you can expect to hear in future episodes. Jonathan Mosen speaks with Danielle Van Dalen from the Maxim Institute. They’ve published a couple of papers on the employment of disabled people, the most recent of which is called <a href="https://www.maxim.org.nz/policy-paper-creating-opportunity/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Creating Opportunity.</a> We discuss what might be done to make a real dent in the dire unemployment statistics for disabled people. Workbridge wants to know what you think. We’ve begun the process of putting a new strategic plan together, and you can have your say. To find out how, and to read the document, visit <a href="http://workbridge.co.nz/strategy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the Workbridge Strategy page</a>. Submissions close on 18 October. We welcome your feedback for the podcast. Email <a href="mailto:podcast@workbridge.co.nz">podcast@workbridge.co.nz</a> or call our Listener Line on 04-472-0200.

Mahi Episode 1, Danielle Van Dalen of Maxim Institute, have your say on Workbridge's new strategic direction

Welcome to the Maxim Institute Podcast. Maxim is an independent think tank based in Auckland, New Zealand, with a vision to promote the dignity of every person in Aotearoa New Zealand by standing for freedom, justice and compassion. We are so excited to be launching our new series October 2019.  In this series we will we have fascinating conversations that go beyond policy, and get down to the foundational and competing visions of what life is all about. What we value, the rights and freedoms we prioritise, and the parts of our history that we choose to bring into the present. We welcome you into this conversation and hope you enjoy listening.For more information on our work visit www.maxim.org.nz

Welcome to the Maxim Institute Podcast. Maxim is an independent think tank based in Auckland, New Zealand, with a vision to promote the dignity of every person in Aotearoa New Zealand by standing for freedom, justice and compassion. We are so excited to be launching our new series October 2019. In this series we will we have fascinating conversations that go beyond policy, and get down to the foundational and competing visions of what life is all about. What we value, the rights and freedoms we prioritise, and the parts of our history that we choose to bring into the present. We welcome you into this conversation and hope you enjoy listening. For more information on our work visit <a href="http://www.maxim.org.nz" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.maxim.org.nz</a>

Introducing the Maxim Institute Podcast