Partners

2020 Communications Trust

Living Heritage was initiated by the 2020 Communications Trust as part of its commitment to promoting creativity, challenge, innovation in ICT, lifelong learning, and learning opportunities for all participants.

The National Library of New Zealand

The National Library provided the seed funding for Living Heritage.

It also:

  • houses and administers the SunSITE computer;
  • helps maintain the Living Heritage website;
  • assists schools in their research.

Former Partner

Learning Media until recently

CWA then Learning Media was a New Zealand multi media company known for producing award-winning teaching/learning materials and resources. Learning Media provided the team which managed the projects daily operation and development.

Learning Media also:

  • administered the Living Heritage project;
  • updated the website;
  • providesdschools with templates for web publishing;
  • provided support to schools.

Foundation Partner

Sun Microsystems

Sun Microsystems supplies the SunSITE computer that hosts Living Heritage.

Supporters

 

LIANZA

The Library and Information Association of New Zealand Aotearoa (LIANZA) advises, supports, and assists in networking with libraries.

Heritage New Zealand

Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga supports, and assists schools with information and news about our national historic heritage.

New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO

New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO recognises the achievements of schools and provides a funding grant to the 2020 Communications Trust to implement the Living Heritage Awards.

SLANZA

The School Library Association, New Zealand (SLANZA) advises, supports, and assists in networking with schools.

Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand

Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand is a source of information for schools, and has links to Living Heritage school stories within the Further Sources sections of relevant entries on the website.

Te Rōpū Whakahau

This is the Māori Library and Information Workers Association, which advises and supports.

Public libraries

The public libraries are a source of information for schools, and may be able to assist in research. Wellington City Libraries have a special connection with Living Heritage, assisting in promotion and supporting related events.

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