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2026 Global Shapers Wellington Hub Recruitment

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: October 2026
Age Eligibility: 18-27
Application deadline: 25/10/2026
Our 2026 recruitment is now open and we are sending a call for young people to join our Wellington Hub! Global Shapers is the youth community of the World Economic Forum. This is your chance to support and lead projects across Te Whanganui-a-Tara, while connecting with a global network of young leaders. We’re looking for people who are: • Aged 18–27 • Living in the Greater Wellington area • Passionate about giving back to their community • Ready to grow as a leader and support others • Committed to engaging with our Global Shapers Charter Applications close: Sunday 25 October 2026, 11:59pm
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The Stories Within

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: 24 October & 14 November
Age Eligibility: 16 – 25
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Stories Within offers free lived-experience storytelling workshops for young people aged 16–25. The workshops help participants build confidence, learn how to share their experiences safely, and connect with others with similar experiences. Each session teaches the foundations of safe storytelling before an afternoon creative activity exploring different ways to express your story. Two workshops are available in Grey Lynn, Auckland: **24 October – Storytelling Through Public Speaking** with Paula Fakalata, and **14 November – Storytelling Through Art** with Jasmin Ryan. Both workshops are free, but spaces are limited, so registration is required.
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Hāpai Te Hauora Internship

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: November 2026 – February 2027
Age Eligibility: 18+
Application deadline: 12/102026
A summer internship for tertiary student at Hāpai Te Hauora in Aotearoa’s leading Māori Public Health body a trusted voice in the public health sector, first and foremost acting in the best interest of health promotion and disease prevention for Māori. An organisation with a strong connection to the communities we serve and are focussed on creating environments in which whānau and communities thrive.
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Younite Applications

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: 2027
Age Eligibility: 12 – 24
Application deadline: 30/12/2026
Younite is the Youth Board for the Devonport-Takapuna area, representing young people aged 12–24 from Devonport to Sunnynook, Forest Hill and surrounding communities. The board organises events and initiatives that benefit local youth, with interests spanning community development, arts and culture, and politics. Younite also works closely with the Devonport-Takapuna Local Board to ensure young people’s perspectives are considered in local decisions that affect them. The group welcomes new members and ideas to expand its reach, strengthen youth participation and create positive change in the community.
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10-for-10 Programme

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: 26/05/2026 -06/06/2026
Age Eligibility: 18 – 28
Application deadline: 17/04/2026
The 10-for-10 Programme is a flagship initiative of the New Zealand Chinese Language Week (NZCLW) Trust, offering 10 young New Zealanders the opportunity to travel to China for 10 days as part of a partially funded cultural and professional exchange. First launched in 2024 to mark NZCLW’s 10th anniversary, the programme aims to deepen engagement with Chinese language and culture while providing insight into one of New Zealand’s key global relationships. In 2026, participants will visit major cities including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou, taking part in a curated programme of cultural, educational, and professional experiences. Eligible applicants must be New Zealand citizens aged 18–28 who have studied or are studying Chinese. International travel, accommodation, and programme costs are covered, while participants contribute to domestic travel and personal expenses, and are expected to actively share their experiences with the wider community.
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2026 Global Shapers Wellington Hub Recruitment

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: October 2026
Age Eligibility: 18-27
Application deadline: 25/10/2026
Our 2026 recruitment is now open and we are sending a call for young people to join our Wellington Hub! Global Shapers is the youth community of the World Economic Forum. This is your chance to support and lead projects across Te Whanganui-a-Tara, while connecting with a global network of young leaders. We’re looking for people who are: • Aged 18–27 • Living in the Greater Wellington area • Passionate about giving back to their community • Ready to grow as a leader and support others • Committed to engaging with our Global Shapers Charter Applications close: Sunday 25 October 2026, 11:59pm
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Aho Shorts Production Funding

New Zealand (Nationwide)
When: June – Dec 2026
Age Eligibility: 18 or older
Application deadline: 24/04/2025
The Aho Shorts Production Fund supports five short film projects led by Māori creative teams, with each selected project receiving $40,000 NZD to produce a narrative scripted short film. The fund prioritises projects that champion te reo Māori, tell distinctly Māori stories, support Māori creatives with global storytelling potential, or enable experienced voices to explore new filmmaking techniques or complex subjects. In addition to production funding, the programme offers wrap-around support, including mentorship and wānanga to help teams refine scripts, confirm production pathways, and maintain momentum. Selected teams will be guided through a six-month delivery period covering pre-production, filming, and post-production. Applicants must be prepared to complete their projects within the second half of 2026, ensuring timely delivery while contributing to a strong, collaborative cohort of Māori storytellers.
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AKO Pia Pilot Programme

New Zealand (Auckland)
When: June – October
Age Eligibility: 18 – 26
Application deadline: 17/05/2026
The AKO Pia Pilot Programme is a 15-week paid internship designed to strengthen the Māori performing arts workforce by supporting rangatahi Māori aged 18–26 into creative careers. The programme aims to grow the next generation of cultural leaders by building practical skills, increasing employability, and providing a clear pathway into the arts sector. Participants train within a tikanga Māori environment, supported by Te Pou kaimahi and industry mentors, while gaining hands-on experience through wānanga, work placements, and the delivery of the Kōanga Festival 2026.
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