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Audience perspectives on media construction of Maori and te Tiriti

Year: 

2009

This talk summarised what focus groups said about how news media portrayals of Maori and the Treaty affected Maori/Pakeha relationships, and its implications for public health.

Publication: 

Public Health Association of NZ Conference

Type of resource: 

  • Speech
Office presentation icon 2009PHA AudienceViewsOfMaoriInMedia.ppt
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Thanks

We would not be able to do our work without the generous support of others. This year we are particularly appreciative of the following grants:

  • Lottery Community Sector Research Committee for supporting Ngā Rerenga o Te Tiriti
  • ASB Trust for supporting Treaty workshops for the public and for groups applying the Treaty
  • Lottery Environment & Heritage to digitise the reference library