Danielle Van Dalen's guest appearances

Danielle Van Dalen

Mahi - The Disability Employment Podcast

Maxim Institute Podcast

Maxim Institute

Jonathan Mosen

Kathryn Mannix

Helen Clark

Paul Henderson

Tom Simpson

David Hall

Jeremy Waldron

Holly Walker

Debbie Ward

Ryan Donaldson

Pam MacNeill

Julian Wood

Tracey Martin

Rowan Light

OwlTail

This September, New Zealand will vote to determine if the End of Life Choice Act will come into force, legislation that would create a new system of legal assisted dying for people who meet certain criteria. On this podcast we take a deep dive into the text of the End of Life Choice Act with Maxim Institute euthanasia researcher Danielle van Dalen, and Dr Stephen Child. Stephen is a medical specialist, trained in Canada and has worked in Auckland since 1994. He’s had an extensive career in clinical education and medical politics, serving as the Chair of the NZMA (2015-2017) and currently serving as an elected member of the New Zealand Medical Council.Danielle has been working on this topic since she started working at Maxim in 2016, doing international research, drafting submissions, and briefing MPs as the legislation progressed through Parliament. We sat down for a conversation about what the End of Life Choice Act entails, and what New Zealanders should know before they go to the polls. For more of our written resources, including answers to the 14 most frequently asked questions we get on euthanasia, head to our End of Life Choice Information page, www.maxim.org.nz/eolc.Authorised by J. Abernethy, 49 Cape Horn Road, Hillsborough, Auckland

This September, New Zealand will vote to determine if the End of Life Choice Act will come into force, legislation that would create a new system of legal assisted dying for people who meet certain criteria. On this podcast we take a deep dive into the text of the End of Life Choice Act with Maxim Institute euthanasia researcher Danielle van Dalen, and Dr Stephen Child. Stephen is a medical specialist, trained in Canada and has worked in Auckland since 1994. He’s had an extensive career in clinical education and medical politics, serving as the Chair of the NZMA (2015-2017) and currently serving as an elected member of the New Zealand Medical Council. Danielle has been working on this topic since she started working at Maxim in 2016, doing international research, drafting submissions, and briefing MPs as the legislation progressed through Parliament. We sat down for a conversation about what the End of Life Choice Act entails, and what New Zealanders should know before they go to the polls. For more of our written resources, including answers to the 14 most frequently asked questions we get on euthanasia, head to our End of Life Choice Information page, <a href="http://www.maxim.org.nz/eolc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.maxim.org.nz/eolc</a>. Authorised by J. Abernethy, 49 Cape Horn Road, Hillsborough, Auckland

11. Dr Stephen Child and Danielle van Dalen on the End of Life Choice Act

In this our first episode, we begin by introducing our new podcast and what you can expect to hear in future episodes.   Jonathan Mosen speaks with Danielle Van Dalen from the Maxim Institute. They’ve published a couple of papers on the employment of disabled people, the most recent of which is called Creating Opportunity. We discuss what might be done to make a real dent in the dire unemployment statistics for disabled people. Workbridge wants to know what you think. We’ve begun the process of putting a new strategic plan together, and you can have your say. To find out how, and to read the document, visit the Workbridge Strategy page. Submissions close on 18 October. We welcome your feedback for the podcast. Email podcast@workbridge.co.nz or call our Listener Line on 04-472-0200.

In this our first episode, we begin by introducing our new podcast and what you can expect to hear in future episodes. Jonathan Mosen speaks with Danielle Van Dalen from the Maxim Institute. They’ve published a couple of papers on the employment of disabled people, the most recent of which is called <a href="https://www.maxim.org.nz/policy-paper-creating-opportunity/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Creating Opportunity.</a> We discuss what might be done to make a real dent in the dire unemployment statistics for disabled people. Workbridge wants to know what you think. We’ve begun the process of putting a new strategic plan together, and you can have your say. To find out how, and to read the document, visit <a href="http://workbridge.co.nz/strategy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">the Workbridge Strategy page</a>. Submissions close on 18 October. We welcome your feedback for the podcast. Email <a href="mailto:podcast@workbridge.co.nz">podcast@workbridge.co.nz</a> or call our Listener Line on 04-472-0200.

Mahi Episode 1, Danielle Van Dalen of Maxim Institute, have your say on Workbridge's new strategic direction