Hoping to make Whanganui more disability-friendly for the 25 percent of people with an impairment.

In part 2 of "Leading through Possibility" Minnie reveals what possibility leadership looks like by reflecting on ten years of work in social change alongside Be. Institute Chair, John Allen.

In the first of this two-part series on "Leading through Possibility", Minnie considers why we must start looking in different places for the leadership needed to take our world into the 21st century.

Minnie shares her experiences of life through the Covid-19 lockdown and ponders how we might embrace Possibility thinking to ensure that accessibility is designed in to all of society into the future.

29 July 2020 - "Let's Get Accessible!" at Tech Week is an evening of lightning talks discussing digital accessibility and needs and preferences of users with disabilities.

6 August 2020 - This upcoming webinar invites the philanthropic sector to explore new frames for thinking about funding accessibility in the 21st century.

May 2020

The Global Centre of Possibility is hosting regular meet-ups with access entrepreneurs from across Aotearoa

We invite you to watch a our showcase and celebration of Possibility leadership design and innovation here

Imagine a Ministry of Possibility! Possibility design is the only way to an accessible equitable future for us all! Check out this fabulous article on The Conversation by Sally Britnell from AUT!!!

The GCOP@AUT is delighted that 5 of its Possibility Leadership participants received grants from the 2021 Possibility Fund

Magic Talk Radio interview with Minnie Baragwanath

Excited for the global launch event of the Inclusive Innovation Network (+N)!

13 Entrepreneurs Lead 11 Projects to Advance Accessibility

RNZ interview with Minnie Baragwanath Access Leader: “'NZ's hang-ups on abilities and disabilities are holding everyone back”

The Be. Institute was established ten years ago with the goal of making Aotearoa the most accessible nation in the world. Find out what impact has been achieved over the past decade.

Access innovator Minnie Baragwanath is partnering with other access champions to launch a New Zealand first.

Minnie speaks to NBR about how we should be using the Covid-19 crisis to ensure society is rebuilt with greater accessibility for all in mind.

Be. Institute Chair, John Allen, speaks to Management magazine about what New Zealand's future might look like post Covid-19 and how we can support accessibility going forward.