During the discussions, the community highlighted the crucial role of educational pathways in empowering youth and also stressed the importance of preserving cultural connections. They also emphasised the need for financial literacy, recognising it as a vital tool for families to achieve prosperity and financial stability.
The talanoa also touched on the topic of AI, with people exploring how Pacific families can stay in the know of evolving technologies, particularly as AI increasingly influences various industries and the way they function.
The PFL Roadshow will resume Monday 8 July, with the team visiting Wellington for their first talanoa in the North Island. Keep up to date with our roadshow by following us on Facebook @ Pasifika Futures or on Instagram @pasifikafutures.
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