PaCIVICa Charitable Trust (PaCIVICa) was founded in 2025 to strengthen civic knowledge, build governance capability, and help Pacific leaders move with confidence at every level of society. The PaCIVICa team is committed to fostering inclusive, representative, and culturally-grounded governance structures within Pacific communities, enabling community voice to be heard and increasing wellbeing

Fibre Fale is a purpose-led organisation established to create pathways into technology for Pacific people. Co-founded in 2022 by award-winning tech leaders Julia Pahina and Namulau'ulu Nu’uali’i Eteroa Lafaele to bridge the digital divide and grow representation of Pasefika in tech, this organisation is making great strides towards shifting the statistic that shows Pacific people account for only 4.4% of the tech sector in Aotearoa New Zealand

Tula'i aims to strengthen and support Pasifika communities in West Auckland to flourish through empowering leadership…

Niuvaka Trust has a vision is for Tagata Pasifika to be ‘Thriving, Flourishing and Resilient’…

“We mediate at the intersection of Indigenous communities and institutional settings to create a harmonious time-space by embedding different ways of knowing, seeing, and doing”…

It was during a self-imposed abstention from social media that Torisse Laulu noticed just how much cell phone use was intruding on the gatherings of family and friends…

Campfire Studios is a Pasifika-owned business that is dedicated to amplifying the voices of Māori and Pasifika communities…

The Poutū Pasefika is the newest of the J R McKenzie Trust’s four pou/communities of interest focused on its vision of “Kia hua mai he whenua ka toko i te tika me to pono he korowai mō Aotearoa / A socially just and inclusive Aotearoa New Zealand” …