Summary of delivery against our six performance outputs: How we delivered What we achieved Output 1: Human rights education, promotion and advocacy programmes that are delivered effectively Increasing reach and relevance, as measured by social media research and engagement statistics • On average 59,952 people engaged and 726,008 people reached over the past year. • Our Give Nothing to Racism campaign has helped to progress positive change through several strategic partnerships, impactful interventions and effective engagements with key stakeholders. • We use our profile and public presence to reach communities, raise public awareness and contribute to debate about human rights issues. Our Commissioners play a key leadership role in advocating and promoting respect for, and an understanding and appreciation of human rights. Increasing reach and relevance, as measured by number of downloads of Commission reports from HRC website • Commission reports were downloaded 35,097 times in 2018/19. Increasing reach and relevance, as measured by media releases • 56 media releases issued. Output 2: Effective engagement with government, civil society and business to protect human rights and reduce barriers to inclusion Engagement with government, civil society and business to effect positive human rights changes • In 2018/19, 18 significant engagement points with government, civil society and business were measured that resulted in actions progressing human rights priorities (disability, equal employment opportunities, indigenous rights, race relations, and sexual orientation, gender identity and expression and, sex characteristics). • After the 15 March Christchurch mosque attacks, the Commission supported the Muslim community in their call for a people-centred response, and through our engagement with Government and its agencies, and the Royal Commission of Inquiry. Annual Report 2019 13