At Springload we’re not dreaming of a white Christmas — we’re championing a green one. This doesn’t mean we’re against giving, it means we’re rethinking how we go about it.

We create human-centred experiences for people — not for awards or shiny baubles. But when your peers acknowledge the value of your work, you can’t help but want to tell the world.

People of Springload is a blog series introducing you to the people behind our work. We asked Kanhika about her journey, some of the projects she’s worked on, and what excites her about what she does.

We’re joining the global climate strike on Friday 27 September, and we’re inviting you to join us in demanding action from our politicians on the climate crisis.

Using a little te reo Māori in our everyday lives is one way we can all take part in Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. By giving it a go, we can encourage each other to learn more, and to help make Māori language welcome at work and in our communities.

It’s Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. To celebrate, we’d like to show our appreciation for some of the people that inspire us, share some ways we’re learning te reo Māori, and how you can help in its revitalisation too.

Embedding diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the workplace isn’t a straight line from A to B — it’s a winding path, taken step by step.

Lara Hogan dropped by the Springload studio for a Q&A session during Webstock 2019. We questioned her on acknowledging failure, revitalising stale meetings, and maintaining culture in a growing organisation.

People of Springload is a blog series introducing you to the people behind our work. We ask them about their journey, some of the projects they work on here, and what excites them about their craft.