Join us for a Disastrous Writing Workshop with Dr Kate Brady! ✍🏽🔥
This is a chance to dive into intensive writing sessions, with space in-between to connect, exchange ideas, and spark potential future collaborations.
Date: Thursday 16 October
Time: 9am - 4pm
Where: BNZ Partners Centre, 1 Whitmore Street, Wellington
☕️ Morning and afternoon tea provided
If you have been looking for the push to get your writing flowing and want to meet others doing powerful mahi in the disaster and resilience space, this is for you.
Dr. Kate Brady is a disaster recovery nerd with a ‘thing’ for knowledge translation. She believes that there is great evidence from research and lived experience that could be better shared to improve outcomes for people affected by disasters and others who are experiencing disruption and upheaval.
Kate has a PhD in Public Health with a focus on disaster recovery. She is the National Recovery Adviser for Australian Red Cross Emergency Services and is a Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne Centre for Child and Community Wellbeing.
📎 Listen to Kate share her experiences on the Disrupting Disasters podcast
Elizabeth McNaughton is Founder and CEO of Disastrous, an education and training company that helps leaders and teams navigate disaster & disruption.
Her career, leading multi-million-dollar recovery programs for New Zealand Red Cross and her work on the Canterbury earthquakes, brings valuable insights to the masterclass.
She has also worked for the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in the Asia-Pacific region. Elizabeth’s expertise is recognised through various accolades, including being a Winston Churchill fellowship recipient, a Leadership New Zealand alumna, an Edmund Hillary Fellow and a co-author of “Leading in Disaster Recovery: A Companion through the Chaos.”
Dr. Kate Brady is a disaster recovery nerd with a ‘thing’ for knowledge translation. She believes that there is great evidence from research and lived experience that could be better shared to improve outcomes for people affected by disasters and others who are experiencing disruption and upheaval.
Kate has a PhD in Public Health with a focus on disaster recovery. She is the National Recovery Adviser for Australian Red Cross Emergency Services and is a Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne Centre for Child and Community Wellbeing.
📎 Listen to Kate share her experiences on the Disrupting Disasters podcast
Elizabeth McNaughton is Founder and CEO of Disastrous, an education and training company that helps leaders and teams navigate disaster & disruption.
Her career, leading multi-million-dollar recovery programs for New Zealand Red Cross and her work on the Canterbury earthquakes, brings valuable insights to the masterclass.
She has also worked for the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies in the Asia-Pacific region. Elizabeth’s expertise is recognised through various accolades, including being a Winston Churchill fellowship recipient, a Leadership New Zealand alumna, an Edmund Hillary Fellow and a co-author of “Leading in Disaster Recovery: A Companion through the Chaos.”
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