Privacy Rights Workshop

Name: Privacy Rights Workshop
Start: 2026-07-30T03:30:00-0400
End: 2026-07-30T04:30:00-0400

Thu, 30 Jul, 3:30am - 4:30am EDT

Online Event

HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand

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Description

Free Online Community Workshop: Privacy Rights in Aotearoa New Zealand
In collaboration with DLA Piper

Know your rights. Protect your information.

Every day, organisations collect, store, and use personal information. Understanding your privacy rights can help you make informed decisions and protect yourself from misuse of your personal data.

Join us to for a FREE community workshop to learn about:

What personal information is and how it is used
Your privacy rights in New Zealand
How to access and correct your personal information
What organisations can and cannot do with your information
How to protect your privacy online and offline
What to do if you believe your privacy has been breached
Where to go for advice, support, and complaints

Why attend?

Build confidence in understanding your rights
Learn practical tips to keep your information safe
Ask questions in a supportive environment
Connect with others in your community

Your personal information belongs to you. Learn how to understand your rights, protect your privacy, and seek help when needed.

Free for any refugee and migrant background individuals and communities.

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Host information

HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand

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Overview

HOST International Aotearoa New Zealand (HOST NZ) is a New Zealand-registered charity, founded in 2018, that supports effective integration of former refugees, migrants, and displaced people, promoting manaakitanga (care & hospitality) toward newcomers.

Vision & Mission

HOST’s vision is for an Aotearoa New Zealand where newcomers thrive in local communities.

Our mission is to partner with communities and newcomers to build connection, belonging, and kotahitanga (unity).

Key Services & Programmes

HOST operates across four principal service areas:

Community Capacity Building – Developing leadership and voice for ethnic communities (currently under development).
Digital Inclusion – Co-designing digital literacy initiatives to bridge the digital divide for former refugee and migrant communities.
Community Refugee Sponsorship (CORS) – Serving as umbrella organisation for the extended pilot (2021–2026). HOST guides community groups in sponsoring refugees and supports settlement for two years
Employment & Career Support – Offering strengths-based, trauma-informed coaching, mentoring, and employer outreach to support meaningful employment for former refugees and migrants.