This page will help you to stay up to date with upcoming ANA events, sector events and past ANA events.
Tuesday, 26 January 2021, 12 – 12.45PM, ONLINE The Heart Foundation has delivered the Tohu Manawa Ora (Healthy Heart Award) in early learning services since 2002. It is an established,…
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Read moreThursday 4 February 2021, 12 – 12.45PM, ONLINE The New Zealand school curriculum states; ‘it is expected that all children will have had the opportunity to learn practical cooking skills…
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Read moreFriday, 12 February 9am – 10am, ONLINE In this webinar, Niki Bezzant will share her top tips for taking great photos with your phone that will help you create super-engaging…
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Read moreThursday, 18 February, 12 – 12.45pm, ONLINE The NZ food systems need major transformations to deliver on human health, ecological health, social equity, and economic prosperity. What needs to happen…
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Read moreTuesday, 2 March 2021 12 – 12.45PM, ONLINE Presenters: Dr Sarah Gerritsen and Professor Clare Wall Growing Up in New Zealand is a cohort study following more than 6,000 children…
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Read moreTuesday, 15 December, 12 – 12.45pm. ONLINE My Heart Check tool is the first publicly available heart health risk calculator that is tailored to the New Zealand population, including specific…
Tuesday 8 December, 12 – 12.45pm. ONLINE Nikki Chilcott from the Stroke Foundation will share recent research (by NIHI) which highlights the high salt content of commonly eaten processed food,…
Friday, 4 December, 9 – 10.30am. ONLINE Presenter: Aly McNicoll For many public health professionals, what was an already challenging role has become a lot harder this year. ANA has organised…
Tuesday 1 December, 12-12.45pm ONLINE Play is one of the four ways Sport NZ supports New Zealander’s getting active, alongside physical education, active recreation and sport. Scott Mackenzie of Sport…
Dr Geoff Kira (Massey University) provides an overview of food security in Aotearoa. This is a fundamental issue in the first paper and underpins Kawe ake te wero. Geoff will…
Join the authors of the issues papers: Dr Sally Mackay, (Registered Nutritionist) and Dr Leanne Young, (NZ Registered Dietitian) as they discuss their key insights. They will address five of…
What is the nutritional status of people living in New Zealand? ANA has launched a set of three issues papers: Kawea ake te wero, Enabling everyone in New Zealand to…
Great Social Media: How to use social media smartly. With nutrition and science communicator Niki Bezzant. Click Read More to view the webinar and see the slides.
Great Media: How to use the media to tell your story. Speaker: Niki Bezzant Click Read More to view the webinar and see the slides.
How to grab an audience from the first moment. Speaker: Niki Bezzant Click Read More to view the webinar or download the slides.
How to get complicated messages across in simple ways. Presenter: Niki Bezzant Click Read More to view the webinar or download the slides.
Collaboration: Everyone’s Business Using networks to enhance skills
This one-day professional development and networking event was held for people whose work relates to public health nutrition and physical activity. Whangarei ANA Regional Forum Programme Final Download flyer Download Presentations Budget 2018…
ANA hosted the New Plymouth Forum on the 12th of April 2018. This event was designed to support those working to promote public health nutrition and physical activity with new…
ANA hosted the Christchurch Forum on the 23rd of March 2018. This event was designed to support those working to promote public health nutrition and physical activity with new research,…
ANA hosted the Wairoa Forum on the 7th March 2018. This event is designed to support those working to promote public health nutrition and physical activity with new research,…
ANA holds a one-day Asian nutrition and physical activity forum biennially. This event is designed to support those working to promote public health nutrition and physical activity in Asian communities…
ANA holds a series of one day forums in various regions throughout New Zealand biannually. These events are networking and professional development opportunities for people working in public health nutrition…
ANA’s 7th Activity and Nutrition Aotearoa Conference was held on 30-31 May 2017 at the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. When we WORK TOGETHER we have the power to INSPIRE…
ANA’s Whangarei regional forum was held on 17 June 2016 and was attended by a range of public health professionals who work with communities and families to promote healthy eating…
ANA’s Palmerston North regional forum was held on 26 May 2016 and was attended by a range of public health professionals who work with communities and families to promote healthy…
ANA’s Hamilton regional forum was held on Tuesday 17 May 2016 and was attended by a range of public health professionals who work with communities and families to promote healthy…
ANA’s Whakatane regional forum was held on Thursday 14 April 2016 and was attended by a range of public health professionals who work with communities and families to promote healthy eating and physical…
ANA’s regional forum for Dunedin was held on Thursday 10 March 2015 and was attended by a range of public health professionals who work with communities and families to promote healthy eating and…
The 2015 Asian Forum was held on Tuesday 24th November at the Sorrento in the Park in Auckland. The following are a selection of downloadable presentations from the day.
Tino Lelei 2015 “Back to Basics” was held on August 14th at Sorrento in the Park, in Auckland. A selection of presentations from the day are available here:
The theme of our 2015 National Conference was Connect, Grow, Thrive: E Hono, E Tipu, E Rea. The handbook, progamme and a selection of presentations from the 2015 National Conference…
The 2013 Asian Forum was held on Thursday 5th December at the Waipuna Hotel and Conference Centre in Auckland. The focus was on Healthy Beginnings: improving nutrition for Asian mothers…