Contents
- A cultural approach to financial literacy – shifting perceptions
- Learning essential skills at Reigning Downs
- Failoa Famili – using social capital to meet the skills and information gap
- SeniorNet – 25 years on
- Growing Pacific Communities in Auckland
- A wellbeing and resilience course for literacy learners
- Connecting Mid-Canterbury
- Getting the dyslexia-friendly quality mark
- Quick Wins – a new MSDfunded role for REAPs
- International: Switzerland’s quality assurance system
- Educating for neurodiversity
- What a small group of māmā achieved – with the support of Literacy Aotearoa
- EIT’s Tu Rangatahi workshops – breaking down the barriers
- Rotorua Pacific Islands Development Trust – responding to the needs of their community
- Connecting at West REAP’s Koru Club
- Māoriland’s Te Uru Maire Strategy – ‘growing a forest of strong rangatahi creatives’ in Ōtaki
- Hui Fono 2021: Using the hybrid-model to support learning local
- New books: Education for the Elderly in Asia Pacific and The Men’s Shed movement
- International: Getting the basics right: the case for action on adult education
- Changing the brain with the Arrowsmith programme




