New Zealand

New Zealand's WokeMeter assessment score is 63, aligning closely with its current composite score and positioning it 11th globally, within the 94.1th percentile. This score reflects a consistent level of policy signalling intensity across multiple dimensions, including speech and expression climate, institutional DEI policy intensity, and others. The consistent scores across all dimensions suggest a balanced approach to progressive policy signalling, particularly in areas like LGBTQIA+ rights and women's rights. Despite the absence of recent events tracked, New Zealand's historical context, such as former female Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's leadership, and existing policies like same-sex marriage legalization, contribute to maintaining this level of intensity.

Each dimension within New Zealand's social policy signalling exhibits uniform scores, indicating a stable and comprehensive policy framework. The Speech & Expression Climate, Institutional DEI Policy Intensity, and Education & Curriculum Signalling, among others, all score 63, suggesting an integrated approach to policy signalling. This uniformity is indicative of New Zealand's steady commitment to maintaining a high level of policy signalling intensity without drastic fluctuations in any particular area. The absence of recent events or significant policy shifts implies a continuation of established practices rather than new initiatives driving the score.