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These resources, from the Treaty and anti-racism movements, relate to events and actions from the 1960s to the present day. They come from a number of collections being held by TRC that are presently being digitised.

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Title Primary author Content description Table of contents
Exciting racial disharmony Human Rights Commission A Discussion paper on section 9A of the Race Relations ACT 1971 which makes it unlawful to excite racial disharmony

1.  Section 9A (Racial Disharmony); 2.  International covenants and international situation; 4. The extent to which section 9A inhibits freedom of speech; 5. General Comments; 6.  Public Opinion; 
Expression of Taha Maori Through Art Kawharu, F. V This paper details the richness and role of Maori Art in expressing Taha Maori and the responsibility and sensitivity required within the education programme in the use and exploration of Maori art.
Fair shares for all - fishing, finance and favours? Public Eyes

The Round Table thilts at the Commerce Act; Assets for the boys; Caveat vendor - let the seller beware; Selling the geese that lay the golden eggs; Maori fishing rights - what's the catch?; The sharks move in; ITQs and TACs - a story of efishency; Return of the living dead; Cuts & Trucks.
Fear and loathing on the beaches Davies, Joe "The issue of Maori 'customary' rights to own the seabed and foreshore is marked by two outstanding features: unanimity - or something very near it - on the Maori side, and rank hypocrisy on the other." Joe Davies discusses the hypocrisy of the National Government with their insistence that the Pakeha law should apply to everyone equally. They rail against the "special treatment" afforded Maori under the Treaty of Waitangi. Yet the law that grants Maori customary ownership of the seabed and foreshore does not rely on the Treaty.
Fish 1990 : the final confiscation? Kia Mohio Kia Marama Trust Governments principles for Crown action on the Treaty of Waitangi

Part one: The state of the Fisheries; Part 2: The Governments scheme; Part 3: The Effect of the deal; Part 4: The decision makers; Part 5: Sharing out the cash and quotas; Part 6: victory in the courts; Part 7: Courts sell out the Treaty - again; Part 8: Governement Cements 10 % deal; Part 9: The Future of Maori Fisheries.
Fitting into Pakeha society Nairn, Mitzi; Laidlaw, Chris A booklet written to give other people in the world some idea of Pakeha culture?

Fitting into Pakea Society; POW Waitangi forum, Pakeha vision - looking ahead and learning to look back - Mitzi Nairn; Ethnic identity in New Zealand - Christopher Laidlaw
Foreshore and Seabed Korero - Taupo hui, 19 July 2003 Mikaere, Harry Harry speaks about a hui held in Haruaki at Ngahutoitoi Marae to discuss foreshore and seabed issues and where we need to go in relation to the issues.
Formal version of the draft referred to as the English Version unknown English version of the Treaty of Waitangi

Preamble; Article the first; Article the second; Article the third
Frames, Scripts and a Standard Story Department of Psychology - University of Waikato This paper provides a discourse analysis of media constructed stories with an examination of the story of the Maori unit in the Lower Hutt DSW.
Free market "Rogernomics" and Maori rights under the Treaty of Waitangi - an resolvable contradiction? Kelsey, Jane Considers that the only concerted resistance to economic changes effected by the Labour Government has come from Maori and been sourced in the Treaty of Waitangi. Discusses labour policy and the Treaty of Waitangi, the Waitangi Tribunal, corporatisation, fisheries, redefining Treaty obligation, dismantling state capitalism and the welfare state, the function of law and lawyers, the role of the academic activist and strategies for the future.
From here to there: a resource pack John, Gwyn; McBride, Kevin; Smith, Rodger; Tutty, David This pack is made up of a number of modules that can be done in any order. The material could occupy 1-6 sessions. The Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand has encouraged the Programme on Racism to produce resources for the discussion of Constitutional change

Frome here to there, core module folded A3; Who are we module; Timeline module; Kawanatanga and Te Tinorangatiratanga module; Case studies and models module; What is a constitution?; It sounds like Apartheid!; Vocabulary; Useful Books; Worship Resources
From the fire into the frying pan: on feminists, anti-racists and Maori nationalism Elvidge, Jo
From the National Council of Churches Programme on Racism National Council of Churches This selection of resources was put together as a church-based initiative to fight racism

Becoming antiracist/racists - Judy Katz; Institutionalised discrimination - based on work Education & Racism: an action manual - from: Race against time - Hiwi Tauroa; Definitions - New Perspectives on race; Prejudice + power = Racism; Discussion pointers - based on the work by the Council on Interacial books for children.
Gathering at Priongia, April 2-4, 1995 Kawanatanga Network

Recipe; Letter from Maria Humphries rearding the meeting notes; Agenda - Sovereignty-kawanatanga, Education, Local Bodies, How to support particular jounalists/media personal, Action Asia Dev Bank, Networking.
General Principles for Settlement of Treaty of Waitangi Claims unkown An appendix from an unknown primary document relating to the basis of the principle considerations for Treaty claims and settlement. Format is delivered in line by line account with coding criteria.

Settlement Principles, Settlement Criteria,Key Points, 'Historical' versus 'Contemporary' Claims, Cost which may be Included in the Envelope, Cost which may be Excluded from the Envelope, Article III Expenditure, Treaty Claims to Land Gifted to the Crown, Key Points, The Scope of Treaty Claims to Gifted Lands, Reasons for Settling Treaty Claims to Gifted Lands,
Get your facts from a reliable source Treaty of Waitangi Information Unit A postcard showing two women talking on the phone. A resource that was part of the Labour Government's Treaty Resource Unit resource package.
Get your facts from a reliable source 1 Treaty of Waitangi Information Unit A postcard showing two women talking on the phone. A resource that was part of the Labour Government's Treaty of Waitangi Information Unit resource package when $6 million dollars were committed to public education.
Get your facts from a reliable source 2 Treaty of Waitangi Information Unit The image depicts a man on a tractor. A resource that was part of the Labour Government's Treaty of Waitangi Information Unit resource package when $6 million dollars were committed to public education.
Getting on the Maori Roll - What's in it for us? Kia Mohio Kia Marama Trust A question and answer paper exploring the issues for Maori choosing between registering on the Maori or the General roll. It also explored the shift in electoral systems to MMP.
Gifting - and the consequences of its absence Peet, Katherine "Gifting is distinct from informal exchange relationships; it has no immediate or direct expectation of monetary reward or equivalent quid pro quo. In many cultures, gifting has become limited to the family or small group. The imposition of emotional burdens as a price for social cohesion through these gift relationships has largely resulted from the domination of market exchange."

Historical perspective -- The place of gifting -- The collective dimension of human experience -- The response.

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