iLead
Disabled youth movement
Who are iLead?
I.Lead started as the FIRST EVER Disabled Youth Conference in 2019, held in the Parliamentary Building in Wellington. Since then, it has evolved into a full-blown social change movement dedicated to amplifying the voices of youth with disabilities, while also upskilling them both personally and professionally to allow them to do the same for their peers.
On top of bi-annual conferences, we also provide workshops and opportunities for youth to not only have their voices heard, but to also gain skills in networking, communications and other essential skill sets that ready them for further employment, either with us, helping to run one of our many workshops and projects, or into other areas of interest.
Our bottom line – we provide a platform that holistically supports disabled youth to not only lead meaningful, fulfilling lives, but also speak out on how things can be made better!
In 2019, Funded by the Office of Disability Issues and in conjunction with the Yes Disability Resource Centre in Auckland, iLead had the opportunity to collaborate with Pati Umaga (Musician) and Tenei Kesha (Music Producer) to workshop and record an original song. This was to give this talented group of creatives hands on experience in telling their stories through lyric writing, music/tune development, music video creation and recording. Tenei and Pati travelled to Auckland to workshop the different aspects with iLead and the outcome was an amazing original " Moving on up"
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