You are invited to the next 5-session workshop – Financial Wellbeing & Confidence Building programme, a part of Women in Leadership Training series run by Pearl of the Islands Foundation. Join this series of 5 workshops to help you...
We did have our next Graduation Ceremony for our Women in Leadership Training (WILT) group on 18th of July. It was an amazing experience that was filled with feelings of joy and nerviousness for graduates. It was an opportunuty...
Pearl of the Islands Foundation invites youth of any ethnic background to the ELEVATE Youth Leadership Training. This is an 8 session workshop training. Next group starts on 16 July 2022. Venue: Unit 12/ 1 Wagener Place, Mt Albert,...
Pearl of the Islands Foundation invites youth of any ethnic background to the ELEVATE Youth Leadership Training. This is an 8 session workshop training. It starts from 7th of May 2022. Venue: Unit 12/ 1 Wagener Place, Mt Albert, Auckland...
Pearl of the Islands Foundation invites women of any ethnic background to a Women in Leadership Training. This is an 8 session workshop training. It starts from 28th Feb 2022 and ends on 18th April. Venue: Unit 12/ 1 Wagener Place,...
We have started a Saturday School Programme to teach basic Arabic, reading in Arabic and core values to primary school children. Teacher Alaa Abusafia is a native Arabic speaker with previous teaching experience. Children are having class and playtime...
Pearl of the Islands Foundation (PIF), with support from Auckland University of Technology (AUT), Khadija Leadership Network (KLN), and Religious Diversity Centre (RDC), organised a panel discussion...
Pearl of the Islands Foundation (PIF) organised a Reflection Day to re-live the memories and experiences from IFLC 2018. This year, in May, PIF took a group of seven students from Auckland to Sydney to showcase the Maori language...
Dr Alp Aslandogan, Executive Director of AfSV (https://afsv.org/) was in New Zealand for a series of meetings and events following his visit from Australia. A roundtable discussion took place with representatives from various faiths and civil societies. The topic...
7 talented Auckland Grammar boys represented New Zealand at the International Festival of Language and Culture 20-18. In what was an extraordinary display, Cruze, Daetona, Maika, Rawiri, Ngawari, Pukeroa, and Takerei performed a song (Waiata a-ringa), acknowledging the people who...