In 2020, we commissioned a series of think pieces on COVID-19 and its effect on women. These essays reflect the authors' perspectives and are not Ministry policy documents.
- Dame Marilyn Waring - The economics during lockdown
- Norah Barlow ONZM - A Covid recovery window of opportunity
- Dr Gillian Greer - The diverse and shared experiences of women during COVID-19 and hopes for the way forward
- Traci Houpapa - Putting people at the centre post COVID-19
- Rob Campbell - Progress arises when opportunities can be seen
- Kerri Anne Hancock - Anō ko te whare whawhao a Te Ao-kapurangi
- Amanda Reid - The pink-collar recession
- Dr Jess Berentson-Shaw - Care IS the post COVID-19 economy
- Shahana Kimiangatau - As Pacific women, we are the makers of our homes, and communities
- Stacey Kokaua - Giving metua va’ine Moana opportunities to ‘create something big’
- Dr Seini Taufa - From people of the sea to people of the land: The significant role of women
- Dr Odette Frost-Kruse - Making kindness count – improving Pacific womens’ employment prospects
- Lucia Davis - Another kind of economics
Available formats and related files
As Pacific women, we are the makers of our homes, and communities Anō ko te whare whawhao a Te Ao-kapurangi A Covid recovery window of opportunity Putting people at the centre post COVID-19 The diverse and shared experiences of women during COVID-19 and hopes for the way forward Progress arises when opportunities can be seen The economics during lockdown Making kindness count – improving Pacific womens’ employment prospects Another kind of economics From people of the sea to people of the land The significant role of women Giving metua va’ine Moana opportunities to ‘create something big’ Care IS the post COVID-19 economy The pink-collar recession