The worsening global state of children and young people’s mental health is a pressing concern, and New Zealand children in particular are doing it tough.
The hardest part of many tasks is simply getting started. When we procrastinate, the task is relegated to the future. Action is postponed, and by delaying, the task itself grows. Not only does the original...
In an article for Global Network on Extremism & Technology, Koi Tū fellow Georgia Lala explores how, in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach attack, AI-generated content quickly circulated online, intensifying uncertainty during a moment...
What does it take for New Zealand to remain an advanced economy? For small, open economies like ours, foresight is not optional. It’s how countries prepare early for future challenges and opportunities.
In Times Higher Education, Koi Tū Director Sir Peter Gluckman explores the critical role universities play in sustaining a nation’s intellectual sovereignty.
