Unlike Wall Walk participants who only need to know about 1 topic before they attend a workshop, you need to know about all 10 topics. Click on the facilitator notes for each chart (below) and use the materials to learn how to explain each element on each chart. Note: what Sim says in a Wall Walk doesn’t necessarily cover all of the elements on the charts. Some of what she says isn’t even on the charts!
Tahi Under Representation Facilitator notes
Rua_Muru Me Te Raupatu Faciliatator notes
Toru_Ongoing Resistance_Facilitator notes
Wha_Mass Urbanisation_Facilitator notes
Rima_Renaissance_Facilitator notes
Familiarise yourself with the contents of these hyperlinks and resources
Ask people in your networks to teach you what they know about the topics covered in The Wall Walk. Much of our history is not recorded.
Visit sites of significance and learn the history as told by the locals. You might be surprised what is ‘hiding in plain sight’. We’re fortunate in the Wellington region to have a book called “The Streets of My City” to draw upon. Other places will have similar resources.
Now you’re several steps ahead of your audience. Keep it that way!
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