From Te Puna Aonui (Joint Venture): We’re pleased to provide you with our July edition of our E-update. In this newsletter: New Chief Executive, Joint Venture for the Elimination of Family Violence and Sexual Violence has been appointed | Annual Hui – Save the Date | Ministerial Advisory Group – New appointees | Launch of the family violence capability frameworks | Family Violence Death review committee’s seventh report | Oranga Tamariki – Pilot raises awareness of harmful sexual behaviour | Bright Sky App Launch

Organised by Pacific Women's Watch NZ. Pacific Women's Watch NZ (PWW-NZ) is inviting everyone who participated in the last CEDAW presentation to attend this year's virtual hui. This virtural hui, by Zoom, is to discuss what could be included in the next CEDAW report that PWW-NZ will be submitting next year. Tuesday 5 July 2022, 7-8pm, online, free

The latest update from GUINZ includes: Growing Up team research | New app trial underway for Growing Up's Leading Lights | Connection to te ao Māori supports exclusive breastfeeding | Growing Up events | and more

From Growing Up in New Zealand: The University of Auckland's Centre for Longitudinal Research - He Ara ki Mua - is holding an inaugural research conference: “Whakarongo mai – hear our voices”, celebrating a decade of evidence from the Growing Up in New Zealand longitudinal study. The three-day conference, from the 12th - 14th of July 2022, will showcase the Centre’s high quality research outputs and their impact as a result of academic and policy partnerships. It is being held in the Main Atrium of Building 505 at the Grafton Campus, University of Auckland. Full registration $455.00, student registration $255.00