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Digital Seniors TECH EXPO The first Digital Seniors Tech Expo takes place on Sunday, 10th November 2024 9 am – 4 pm Eventfinda Stadium, North Auckland Come and discover how technology can benefit your life! A free event for seniors and their families, to support seniors’ tech needs. Tapestries will have a stand at the EXPO and Ruth Greenaway will demonstrate how to record oral history interviews digitally, transcribe using generative AI and create photo/story books. Find out more about the EXPO here: https://digitalseniors.co.nz/ds-tech-expo/
ANCAD 50th Anniversary - 1974-2024 Nā tō rourou, nā taku rourou, ka ora ai te iwiWith your food basket and my food basket the people will thrive The history publication launch will take place on 17th October 2024. to learn more about ANCAd visit: https://ancad.org.nz/about/our-story/
Threads of Caring reviewed by RNZ, Nine to Noon, 6 April 2022 Oral historians Ruth Greenaway and Megan Hutching have written and researched Threads of Caring - A History of the Anglican Trust for Women and Children. ATWC began with an orphan home in Parnell, Auckland, in 1858, and the work of caring for families continues today.
Oral historians Ruth Greenaway and Megan Hutching talk about the history of this Auckland organisation which began with an orphan home in the central city in 1858 and now works with its community in south Auckland. While society has undeniably changed since the middle of the nineteenth century, the problems of today’s clients bear a marked resemblance to the issues confronting those who came for help in the early days.
Ruth and Megan's book Threads of Caring, A History of the Anglican Trust for Women and Children, is available from Auckland Libraries.This talk was presented via Zoom on 27 April 2022. View the presentation on YouTube

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