Joanne Richdale

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I am a researcher and have worked at Te Pou for over 7 years. I lead Te Pou workforce data collection activities; develop resources and provide advice on workforce planning processes; and produce reports, literature reviews, and data visualisations to inform Te Pou projects and support other organisations.

I have PhD in History from the University of Auckland (2010). My thesis was a social history of Pākehā family building between WWI and WWII. My previous work experience includes research, networking, and project management and coordination roles within non-government organisations after a career change from accounting and business administration.