Tagged: Public programmes

2018 marks 125 years since women in Aotearoa gained the right to vote in general elections — a world first. It's a great opportunity to explore how women and men worked together to achieve this important milestone.

Using maps and spatial analysis to explore problems.

A brief introduction to geomorphology for our Unfolding the map exhibition.

How we've gotten to today's state of the art in cartography, and where we might be going.

Building one knowledge network for New Zealand.

Examining Mary Scott's Barbara stories in terms of their implied maps.

A panel discussion about creating experiences and stories of New Zealand's heritage.

Two talks on the mapping of forced migration by speakers from Victoria University.

A discussion on economics, creativity and why we need to be a nation of readers.