The New Zealand Covid Inquiry: Nurses and Teachers Speaking Out on The Protagonists.

Описание: NZ Covid Inquiry: Nurses and Teachers Speaking Out.

It's quite clear that the expensive inquires about the so called Covid19 Pandemic have been a white wash. None of them - from Australia, New Zealand or the UK have taken responsibility for the heinous crimes, nor have any leaders or senior public servants been charged or sacked and of course these reports will not serve us in the future.

The NZ Royal Commission is yet to give its final report but the inquiry's processes have not impressed; allowing many who made decisions to avoid hearings altogether and  some important groups were completed ignored. We will learn about this later from our guests. 

No matter how you look at this debacle, you just cant get away from the fact that governments treated their citizens like lab rats and this continues to this day. Politicians and the favoured elite were given vaccine exemptions, those in the public sector were not. The results of the Covid experiment are horrific and clear to all but it seems little justice will result unless we keep reminding the politicians that they work for us and this must never happen again.

Mike Ryan HOST

GUESTS

Dr Ursula Edgington, Educationalist & Writer

Ursula Edgington is a qualified and experienced educationalist and adult tutor. Her specialist areas are psychosocial elements of adult learning and critical thinking skills. Ursula completed her PhD in adult education in England and is the author and editor of two academic books and numerous chapters, peer-reviewed articles and other texts focused on innovative student-centred learning. She completed a Masters in Legal Studies in 2022, majoring in Environmental Law - knowledge that supports her voluntary activism. She lives in New Zealand and works as a consultant and postgraduate mentor. A selection of her published research is available at academia.edu. Blog: https://informedheart.substack.com/


Deborah Cunliffe, The Nurses Collective NZ & Former Clinical Nurse Specialist. 

Deborah Cunliffe has been a nurse for over 4 decades working in both New Zealand and the UK. She was mandated in 2021 whilst working as a rural Clinical Nurse Specialist. Deborah now spends her time chasing sheep, collecting eggs and advocating for nurses via The Nurses Collective NZ

Kathryn Pick, Former School Principal Terminated During Mandates.

Kathryn Pick is a former school principal who was terminated during the vaccine mandate period, despite holding a medical exemption. At the time, she was leading a school in a high-needs community, where she and her team were driving meaningful direction and support for children and families facing significant social challenges. She had just completed her Master's in Educational Leadership, but was not permitted to attend her graduation. Kathryn has 30 years of teaching experience, including 12 years in leadership roles. After losing her leadership role, and guided by her long-standing passion for supporting people with mental health challenges, she trained as a neurofeedback practitioner—a path that has since become deeply meaningful. Providing evidence-based support for individuals with mental health and neurodiverse needs has been an unexpected blessing to emerge from a time of profound personal grief and loss. This work now allows her to serve people in the ways she had always hoped to during her years in education, when the need was great, but the resources and her time were limited.

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