Campaigns · Ngā kokiritanga

Media kits, street posters, and organic online campaigns.

Everything on this page is free to download, remix and redistribute under CC BY-SA 4.0. If your marae, roopu or collective needs a bespoke variation, get in touch through The Kiwi Dialectic.

02 · Street campaigns

Ki te whenua — On the ground

A3 and A2 posters, marae noticeboard flyers, sticker sheets and a wheat-paste manual. Printable on any inkjet. Print-shop-ready PDFs at 300dpi.

6 poster designs (bilingual, black & red)
Sticker sheet — 24 per A4
Wheat-paste guide (safe, biodegradable recipe)
Marae pānui template — editable DOCX

Download street kit (zip)

03 · Press & media kit

Ki te hunga pāpāho — For journalists

Everything a reporter or podcaster needs to cover the kaupapa fairly: fact sheet, kaikōrero bios, hi-res logos, correct macron usage guide and pre-cleared imagery.

2-page fact sheet (PDF)
Logo pack — SVG, PNG, mono/colour
Style & pronunciation guide
Kaikōrero contact card

Download press kit (zip)

04 · Online campaigns

Tuihono — Organic online kokiri

Pre-written email sequences, comment-section response scripts, Reddit/BlueSky/Mastodon posting kits, and a Signal group starter pack for whānau coordinators.

5-email onboarding sequence
Reply-guy response bank (30+ scripts)
Signal group starter pack
Substack cross-post templates

Download online kit (zip)

The write-and-share cycle

Every campaign follows the same six moves.

Whakaaro — pick the kaupapa (one clear message).
Tuhi — write it in the working-class vernacular your whānau actually speak.
Whakaahua — make the visual (meme, poster, thread card).
Tuku — post organically across the rhizome — never boost, never pay.
Whakautu — reply, don't argue. Move people, don't own them.
Whakawhanaunga — invite them into the pā (subscribe, join the Signal, come to the wānanga).

One rule

If a campaign can't be run by a kaumātua on a Chromebook in a marae kitchen, it's not our campaign.