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Rock The Vote Gig
Come boogie with Generation Zero and our pals at Meow! Free Entry!
The General Elections are coming up and we want to shake things up! So many young people don’t think their vote matters, but right now we have an opportunity to influence our daily lives and the future of our communities for the better. Together, there’s so much our collective voice can achieve!
The music will be provided by local Welly legends Revulva with more acts to follow!
So come along and rock the vote with us! Because your voice matters.
When? Friday, 29 September
What time? 8pm
Where? Meow, 9 Edward Street, Te Aro, Wellington
Generation Zero is in no way affiliated with the Rock the Vote party.
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Rangatahi Climate & Community Workshop: How we can collectively shape safe futures for all
Connection and community is the key to feeling supported and taking climate action, so rangatahi will have the opportunity to connect with both other taiohi and mentors in the climate and environmental space. It will be a comfortable and welcoming event, supportive of discussions, questions and taking action in schools and the wider community.
Date: Friday, 29th September
Time: 9am-5pm
Location: The Bucket Fountain, 100 Cuba Street, GWRC Council ChambersWho can join? Rangatahi in Years 11-13
If you or someone you know is interested, check out the link below for the expression of interest form!
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Political Debate: Is this a climate election?
Join the discussion!
Generation Zero is hosting a vital political debate as part of Auckland Climate Festival. In this debate, you can hear directly from each party and gain insights into their plans for our environment, Te Tiriti O Waitangi, addressing inequalities and more!
- Date: Friday, 22 September 2023
- Time: 6-7:30pm
- Location: University of Auckland General Library Building 109, Room B28
Let's empower ourselves with knowledge. Take advantage of this opportunity to be informed and make a difference!
Register for FREE below!
Our headliners include candidates Damian Sycamore for TOP, Michael Wood for Labour, Ricardo Menendez March for Green, and Simon Watts for National.