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Topics in contemporary Maori society

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Resource primary author: 

Walker, R.J

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University of Auckland: Maori studies
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Catalogue Number: 

ATOW=3 and 305.8994 WAL - Filing Cabinet

Publisher: 

R J Walker

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1988

Physical description: 

2 pages, 30 cm

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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The Waitangi tribunal's role in defining principles underlying the treaty, includes a paper on Introduction to Maori society past and present - Lecture 8: The power of tapu

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Yes

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Yes

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Cultural safety: where did it come from?

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Resource primary author: 

Nairn, Mitzi
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Catalogue Number: 

610.73 CUL - Filing Cabinet

Publisher: 

Mitzi Nairn

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1990's

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2 pages, double sided, 30 cm

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Mitzi Nairn discusses the developments in Nursing training and practices known as Cultural safety or kawa whakaruruhau, and sets down some observations and theory and a timeline of some key events.

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Kaupapa Maori and Maori education pedagogy

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Resource primary author: 

Auckland College of Education
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Catalogue Number: 

371.97994 KAU - Filing Cabinet

Publisher: 

Auckland College of Education

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

unknown

Physical description: 

12 pages, 30 cm

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Draft

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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This literature review provides an overview of Kaupapa Maori principles and practices, which form the basis for Maori educational pedagogy. Furthermore it includes some examples of key notions in Kaupapa Maori service provision. The purpose of this review is to contribute to the Institutes of Technology and Polytechnics of New Zealand (ITPNZ) project 'Critical success factors for effective use of e-learning with Maori learners'. The priority areas for the literature review are: (1) Maori formal schooling development from 1816 to the present; and (2) Kaupapa Maori education philosophies, including pre-colonial and key educational and pedagogical elements.

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Yes

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full report availabe: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/242681956_A_LITERATURE_REVIEW_ON_KAUPAPA_MAORI_AND_MAORI_EDUCATION_PEDAGOGY

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Lunatic Asylums Department created - first social service Department in New Zealand

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unknown

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ARCHIVE - Health/Organisations

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unknown

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unknown

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unknown

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4 pages, A3

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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History and information regarding the creation of the first social service department in New Zealand. The Lunatic Asylum.

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Yes

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Yes
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Resources for working on racism

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Resource primary author: 

CCANZ
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Catalogue Number: 

APOR-1

Publisher: 

CCANZ Programme on Racism

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

March 1996

Physical description: 

19 pages, 30 cm

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Some liberation theory; Appendix III, Puao te ata tu - The faces of racism; Culture; Anti discrimination practice; Commitment to combat racism; Some personal  anti-racism strategies; What is racism; Resources; Strategies for change; Some questios to use in analysis; Anti-racism workbook part one and two.

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Yes

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Yes

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Te Tiriti o Waitangi - introuction

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Te Tari Matauranga Maori: MIT Treaty Unit

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none

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none
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Catalogue Number: 

AMIT-1 - Archive: MIT Manukau Institute of Technology - Treaty Training

Publisher: 

Treaty Unit:, Manukau Institute of Technology

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

2005

Physical description: 

25 pages, b/w; ill.; 30cm

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Te Tiriti o Waitangi/Treaty of Waitangi background reading; Terms used in discussing the Treaty of Waitangi; The Major Ancestral canoes; Tribal territories of Tainui; The Wave; Te Tiriti o Waitangi social and political context: quiz; Events in Aotearoa preceeding the Treaty;Tangata Whenua and Europeans - 1820s and 1830s; He whakaputanga o te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni; Extracts from Lord Normanby's instructions to Hobson; Te Tiriti o Waitangi; Whakapapa o te Tiriti o Waitangi; Rights and responsibilities of both signatories to the Maori text of Te Tiriti o Waitangi; Formal version of the draft referred to as the English version; Comparing Te TIriti o Waitangi (The Maori text) with the formal English version of the draft of the Treaty; Te Tiriti o Waitangi: 512 signatures on the Maori Text; Government breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi; Recent Government activity; Treaty principles; Recent Government approaches to the treaty; Overview of selected disparity indicators; Personal Treaty responses

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Yes

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Aotearoa New Zealand beyond 1990: Project Waitangi Christchurch - Stage two

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Resource primary author: 

Project Waitangi

Resource secondary author: 

none

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none

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none
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

ANW-4 - Network Waitangi Otautahi

Publisher: 

Project Waitangi

Place of publication: 

Christchurch

Date of Publication: 

1990

Physical description: 

46 pages; 30cm

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Introduction; What you will need; Meeting one: a bicultural Aotearoa; the situation since the 1850's; Meeting two: the Treaty of Waitangi; The Treaty of Waitangi; The meaning of the Treaty; The Treaty of Waitangi by R.J. Walker; Meeting three: Parihaka 1879-1882. Legislation betrays the Treaty of Waitangi; Meeting four: how institutions work; Maori Council succeds in case against Crown; The Maori language Bill another Maori Claytons?; Institutional racism DSW Tamaki Makau Rau; Recommendations; Meeting five: visions of a bicultural society

Content Description: 

This is stage two as a resource on bicultural society. It contains meetings. Meeting one: A bicultural Aotearoa - to discuss the concept of a bicultural society as one in which two different cultures are actively respected in that society. Meeting two: The Treaty of Waitangi - to understand the Treaty of Waitangi, the commitments made under it, and the way in which these commitments have worked out in practice since 1840. Meeting three: Parihaka 1879-1882. Meeting four: how institutions work - to look more deeply at the institutions of our society, to work out who has power within them, ad to work out who benefits from them. Meeting five: visions of a bicultural society - to have each person consider their own vision of a bicultural society and to consider how this might be achieved.

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Aotearoa New Zealand beyond 1990: Project Waitangi Christchurch - Stage one

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Resource primary author: 

Project Waitangi

Resource secondary author: 

none

Resource tertiary author : 

none

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none
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Catalogue Number: 

ANW-4 - Network Waitangi Otautahi

Publisher: 

Project Waitangi

Place of publication: 

Christchurch

Date of Publication: 

1990

Physical description: 

35 pages; b/w; green cover page; ill; 30cm

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Yes
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Book one; basic skills for effective group facilitation; Meeting one - cultural awareness for Pakeha; exercises; fitting into Pakeha society; Meeting two - Pakeha culture; "But - we are all New Zealanders"; Meeting three - personal and cultura racism; Plastic Tikis and other nasty things; Racism: the hidden agenda in early childhood; Meeting four - how institutions work; Waitangi's justice; Nothing to bank by Ranginui Walker; Give us problem children; Meeting five: the Te Atiawa people's claim; Waitangi Tribunal; 

Content Description: 

This document is for the use of groups wishing to investigate issues of Pakeha culture, racism, and the Treaty of Waitangi. It is divided into five meetings: This document contains: meeting one: Cultural awareness for Pakeha. Objective: to create an awareness of Pakeha culture, its roots and unique characteristics, because if we are to understand the Treaty of Waitangi and racism in our society it helps to understand our own culture. Meeting two: Pakeha culture - to continue from meeting one, looking at Pakeha culture. Meeting three - personal and cultural racism - The treaty of Waitangi was supposed to be a pact between two peoples. Meeting four: How institutions work - The Treaty of Waitangi aimed at partnership between Maori and Pakeha. How do some institutions of our society fail to fulfil this promise?; Meeting five: the Te Atiawa Peoples Claim;

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Yes

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Yes

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Project Waitangi: Pakeha debate the treaty: the Projects beginnings

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Resource primary author: 

Project Waitangi

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none

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none

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none
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Catalogue Number: 

APW-4

Publisher: 

Project Waitangi

Place of publication: 

Wellington

Date of Publication: 

1986

Physical description: 

16 pages' 9 pages double sided; b/w; some col pages; 30cm.

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

The projects beginnings; management; resources; focus week; letter from Governor general - 15 Sep 1986; The Treaty of Waitangi; Progress Report - August 1986; December 1986 Newsletter; November 1986 Newsletter; February 1987 Newsletter

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Yes

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Yes

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The big fat historical (economic) backgrounder purple pocket : in several parts a review of historical information sources for thinking about racism and economics

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Nairn, Mitzi. (ed)

Resource secondary author: 

Kia mohio Kia Marama Trust
Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

AMNC-5 Mitzi Nairn Collection - (Programme on Racism)

Publisher: 

Programme on Racism for the 100 + 10 workshop series

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1992

Physical description: 

8 volumes in portfolio ; 33 cm, col.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

"New Zealand 1990 official project"--Portfolio. "Assisted by research data from Kia Mohio Kia Marama Trust"

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

General Introducton, 1998 edition; Supportive ideology; Purple pocket part 1 - contents: Maori economic prospects 1840-1860, supportive ideology, warfare; Purple pocket part II A - contents: Development of institutions: polictical and social control; Purple pocket part II B - contents: Development of institutions: Resource and economic control; Maori language and the education system: an historical outline; Legislation violations of the treaty 1840-1990; a brief timeline of social welfare in Aotearoa/New Zealand; A brief chronology of health among Maori and Pakeha; The big faat historical backgrouner: second draft.

Content Description: 

This portfolio of information attempts to show the importance of Maori economic prospects at the time of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. Part 1 illustrates Maori trade and prosperity. The resentment of many of the settlers, and some of the attitudes, ideas and theories which underlay the resentment and concludes with the warfare of the 1860's. Part II covers the development of infrastructure and institutions.

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