Where did Jacinda Ardern go to school? Jacinda Ardern went to secondary school at Morinsvile college . She then attended the University of Waikato graduating in 2001 with a Bachelor in communication studies in politics and public relations.
How did Jacinda Ardern get into politics? Jacinda was brought into politics by her aunt Marie Ardern. She worked as a researcher for the Prime minister's office when Helen Clark was in power after she graduated. In 2008, she was elected President of the International Union of Socialist Youth. Jacinda was a MP for almost ten years until she was elected as deputy leader of the labour party in mach 2017.
When did Jacinda become the prime minister? Jacinda Ardern became leader of the labour party on August first 2017 and became Prime minister October 26 2017.
What about Jacinda's family? Jacinda met her Partner Clarke Gayford in 2012. They had a cat named Paddles who was jokingly called the first cat of New Zealand. In 2017 Paddles was hit by a car. In January it was revealed that Jacinda was expecting a child in June. She gave birth on the 21st of june 2018 at 4.45 pm. Clarke and Jacinda named their baby girl Neve Te Aroha.
What impact has Jacinda Ardern had on New Zealand? Jacinda has policies which apply to working class citizens of New Zealand. Her impact has been astonishing when it comes to building houses and immigration. Jacinda has also been working to abolish poverty and bring families over the poverty line. Jacinda's impact has been huge when it comes to houses, poverty and international deals.
Source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacinda_Ardern
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ReplyDeleteA nice post with lots of useful information. We all form our political views first form our parents, and then from our own thinking. I think it might have been Gandhi who said 'you can judge the quality of a society by the way it treats its most vulnerable members'.
How would you rate Jacinda Ardern's government so far?
Keep up the good work