Tautoko session – Ethnic, former-refugee and migrant researchers
Bev Tso Hong,
May Ethnic, former refugee, and migrant researchers Tautoko session – How can we best use AI in our work?
Thursday 29 May 11am-12noon.
We are pleased to invite you to our next Ethnic, former refugee, and migrant researchers online Tautoko session to explore and discuss the topic – How can we best use AI in our work?
We will be joined by AI coach Min Kyung Yoo who will provide a brief introduction to AI and a “what to use when” overview of common tools. This will be followed by time for discussion and Q & A.
Min Kyung Yoo is a Technical Business Analyst and AI coach at Value32 (Wellington/Kāpiti), with a Master’s degree in Software Development and extensive teaching experience. Min supports community groups, businesses, and educators to adopt practical AI tools that save time and achieve better outcomes.
What is an ethnic, former refugee, and migrant researchers online Tautoko session?
Ethnic, former refugee, and migrant researcher Tautoko sessions provide a dynamic informal space that fosters a collective sense of shared purpose with opportunities to learn from each other, share stories, experiences, research activities, methodologies, challenges, gaps and explore ideas and opportunities.
We celebrate all forms of community-led knowledge-making, whether it’s community-based mahi and mātauranga, or based within organisations, the public service, or academia. If you are developing or an ally of ‘by community for community’ learnings, we value your thoughts and contributions and want you to be part of our research network.
Come along and connect with other researchers, former refugees, and migrant peers who are passionate about research by and for ethnic communities and how it can be used to support collective action and positive change.
Facilitator: Bev Tso Hong | Kaitūhono, Ethnic Research Engagement Lead, Community Research
