Webinars
Recordings from our SUDI prevention webinar series — watch at your own pace.
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The Foundations for Safe Sleep
Fay Selby-Law provides context to the refreshed safe sleep messaging. The Foundations for Safe Sleep outlines four pou that provides a whānau centric approach to SUDI Prevention discussion for professionals, community and whānau.
Fay Selby-Law — National SUDI Prevention Coordination Service Lead
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Whānau Centred Practice
Dr Zoë Tipa and Dr Amio Matenga-Ikihele guide us through whānau-centred practice, focusing on how practitioners can engage in respectful, culturally responsive kōrero and practice that upholds whānau mana, values and lived experience. Supported with evidence collected from across the Pacific, this webinar will broaden your understanding of whānau centred engagement in practice and tools to venture forth in your mahi confidently.
Dr Zoë Tipa & Dr Amio Matenga-Ikihele
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Breastfeeding as a protective factor for SUDI
This informative webinar explores the kaupapa of breastfeeding through a whānau-centred lens. Tasha shares insights grounded in whānau experience, including what to expect throughout a supported breastfeeding journey and important considerations around alcohol and drug use. Amy complements this by highlighting breastfeeding as a protective factor for SUDI, and the importance of centering your practice on whānau values. Together, Tasha and Amy bring a wealth of knowledge, practical skills, and resources to support whānau and practitioners, making this a valuable and engaging session not to be missed.
Tasha Wharerau & Amy Wray
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Bedsharing
Bedsharing remains one of the most complex and contentious topics within SUDI prevention. While it is a known risk factor associated with SUDI, it is also a practice that continues for many whānau which is often shaped by cultural values, lived realities, and what feels right for them and their pēpi. In this webinar, experienced practitioners Heather Muriwai and Beatrice Leatham guide a thoughtful and practical discussion on how we, as a workforce, can respond to this reality.
Heather Muriwai & Beatrice Leatham