Ripple Effect 2026: From Ripples to Waves
About event organiser
Tautoko Mai provides trainings and other services to people and communities affected by and working to address sexual harm.
Event information
About the event
For more information and to register, see Ripple Effect 2026: From Ripples to Waves.
The Ripple Effect Conference brings together leaders, practitioners, iwi, community organisations and agencies for two days to accelerate primary prevention of family and sexual violence across Aotearoa. This year the focus is on turning individual actions (ripples) into coordinated, sustained, collective impact (waves).
Family and sexual violence continue to place significant pressure on whānau, communities and frontline services.This conference will respond to a clear community call for practical tools, stronger collaboration, kaimahi wellbeing, innovation, and visible measurable impact.
Please direct all queries to the organiser: hello@rippleeffecttga.nz.
Latest news and resources
Vine Quick Reads: 9 October 2026
This Quick Reads includes:
- New report shares insights from three kaupapa Māori child protection organisations
- Evaluation of the Court Support Service for children and young people released
- Annual suicide data for 2025/2026 released by Coroners Court and Te Whatu Ora
- New research on young women’s experiences of violence and technology abuse
- UN release 2026 gender snapshot of progress on the Sustainable Development Goals
- New report on compulsory mental health and addiction services, data on use of seclusion included
Vine Quick Reads: 2 October 2026
This Quick Reads covers:
- 2026 Family Violence and Sexual Violence Workforce Pulse Survey remains open
- Tākai, online resource supporting whānau and Tamariki under 5, has relaunched
- Consultation open on bills seeking to change how Te Tiriti o Waitangi is given legal effect in law
- New report explores link between social determinants of ill health and violence prevention among Mununjali
- Te Aorerekura Action Plan Update 2026/2027 released
- New service to help victim-survivors confidentially report sexual violence
- UN calls for input on state of human rights for LGBT+ persons deprived of liberty
Vine Quick Reads: 25 September 2026
This Quick Reads covers:
- Public Inquiry into the Disappearances of the Phillips Children released
- New report on family violence and sexual violence service accessibility in Aotearoa
- Police improve process for Family Violence Information Disclosure Scheme (FVIDS)
- Updated Relationships and Sexuality Curriculum released
- HRC launch “Where We Belong”, a campaign celebrating belonging, combatting division
- United Nations call for input on maternal mortality and morbidity
Vine Quick Reads: 21 September 2026
This Quick Reads covers:
- New report on interventions for migrant and refugee men who use domestic, family and sexual violence
- New research on stopping-violence initiatives and their impact on wāhine Māori and Pasifika women
- Evaluation of E Tū Whānau released
- Evaluation of Pasefika Proud released
- Evaluation of Ethnic Communities Violence Prevention released
- New Aotearoa case study on Te Aorerekura released by World Health Organisation (WHO)
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