Mandy Home; Te Arowhenua Rūnanga; Maori Development Manager at NIWA One from the archives – this piece first appeared in INNZ INsights in 2012; and it still resonates today as very good advice! Do work with us; you have expectations and so do we. But at the end of the day they are our stories. Do get in […]
Years ago as a relatively new interpreter, I worked at an outdoor education centre in Ohio that did living history programmes. The most popular programme was an Underground Railroad programme where school kids played the part of escaping slaves. As they travelled north toward Canada, they met a variety of characters, some nice and some […]
Interpreting cultural and heritage values in a modern world We are only a week away from gathering in ‘Te Maru’ (Timaru) – The place of shelter- and for those of you not joining us here’s a taste on what you’ll be missing! Whether it’s in a museum, visitor centre or the very landscape we walk […]