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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 authorsort descending Content description Table of contents
Managing diversity: a wolf in sheeps clothing? Grice, Shayne; Humphries, Maria

Diversity; The deomgraphic argument; The strategic significance of managing diversity; Implementing programmes for successfully managing diversity; Discourse and a perspective on the emergence of diversity; Human resource management; Internally driven, not externally imposed; Focused on individuals not groups with diversity, rather than equality; Address the total culture, not just systems; The responsibilty of all not just personnel; Diversity and neo-racism; 
No going back on Waitangi Haggie, Maryanne "Project Waitangi closes its national office. Co-ordinator Maryanne Haggie talks to Moerangi Veroe about the last five years.
Letter by Maryanne Haggie Haggie, Maryanne Maryanne Haggie discusses the aim of Project Waitangi to open debate about the Treaty of Waitangi amongst Pakeha New Zealanders; Pakeha anti-racism movement of the 1970's; political views regarding the Treaty of Waitangi; community attempts to bring about changes in structures and policies; and Maori initiatives to set up their own structures.
Maori Peoples Liberation Movement - Report from Hilda Halkyard-Harawira on the "Nuclear Free Pacific Conference 1980" Halkyard-Harawira, Hilda First page handwritten letter explaining the Maori Peoples Liberation Movement, the Nuclear Free Pacific Conference and the Peoples Anti-Nuclear Action Committee, followed by a report on attendance to the "Nuclear Free Pacific Conference 1980, held in Hawaii.

Letter from Hilda Halkyard-Harawira, Report Title: Pacific People Guinea Pigs for Nuclear Tests, positive results from this conference, brief summaries of Pacific, Rimpactaction proposal, the sea for life, not for trident action proposal, resolutions for support for independence movements and the autonomous movements of the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Region, resolution to stop the use of Kaho'Olawe for military training, conclustions draw from the conference.
Racism - How it relates to other Oppression Hamilton Abuse Intervention Project This matrix looks at the affect of institutional and personal racism alongside other forms of oppression in relation to social isolation, emotional, sexual and economic abuse, status, threats, children and levels of violence.

A matrix of headings include: Non White Racism, Women-Sexism, Ageism, Homophobia, Non Christian, Classism, Deaf People, Isolation, Emotional Abuse, Economic Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Privilege, Threats, Using Children, Violence.
Maori peoples liberation Movement - taku haerenga ki tawahi Harawira, Hone Hone Harawira was invited to attend the International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) June 1983. This report is an account of what happened while he was away. It covers Great Turtle Island, Switzerland and Hawai'i
Treaty settlements process Harawira, Hone. Outlines concerns about the process and suggests steps that should be followed to achieve fairness in the process for Māori.
The multilateral agreement on investment: implications for Maori Harawira, Makere "For Maori, some of the concerns are that issues such as the WAI 262 claim regarding Maori cultural and intellectual property rights are under threat even more, as is the reservation for Maori commercial and industrial enterprise and the future of the Treaty of Waitangi. It is critical for New Zealand as a whole that people are not misled by the US government's strategy to exert pressure on governments but continue to lobby for the government's immediate and permanent withdrawal from negotiations for an agreement that removes the last vestiges of sovereignty from the government."

Democracy, partnership and economic agreements; MAI and the Treaty of Waitangi; Clauses of the MAI: significant aspects for Maori; Mai - the face of the new right; references.
Economic globalisation, indigenous peoples and the role of indigenous women Harawira, Makere
Bicultural societies: preparing teachers for bicultural classrooms: Alaskan parallels Harrison, Barbara "Barbara Harrison is Assistant Professor in the College of Human and Rural Development of the University of Alaska, at Fairbanks. During1986, she spent several months at the University of Waikato. As she tells readers, cross-cultural training programmes preparing for teaching in both the Alaskan indigenous communities and in urban classrooms have existed for 16 years."

Introduction -- The primary Eskimo programme -- The University of Alaska Cross-Cultural Education Development Programme (X-CED) -- The on-campus undergraduate programme in Cros-culutral education -- The Cross-cultural orientation Prgramme (X-COP) -- The Masters Degree in Cross-Cultural education -- Conclusion: Implilcations for New Zealand -- Acknowledgements -- References.
Maori values and the family court Harrison, Lyn Horiana Te Atahaia Lyn talks about the Maori family and the value differences which exist between Maori and Pakeha cultural styles. She draws on her own up-bringing to bring about a greater understanding of the Maori family and the difficulties faced not only by Maori people dealing with Pakeha values and institutions but also for those Pakeha who must work with Maori families but who have no concept of Maori view of the world.
Racism is also rape HART - Aotearoa anti-apartheid Movement
Support for Te Runanga Whakawhanaunga i Nga Hahi Hatch, Dorreen Press release by the CCANZ - Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand supporting the call by Te Runanga Whakawhanaunga i Nga Hahi for Maori Not to Vote in the 1990 elections.
A reflection on Events at Waitangi, Feb 6th 1987 Hatch, Dorreen A collaborative reflection on the events at Waitangi 6th February 1987. The account is a collection of impressions rather than a systemic attempt to give an eye witness report but it does include detail on speakers and of the protest response.
He Taua He Taua Defence Committee

We are the warriors of He Taua; Racism is the issue; Class oppression; A history of frustration; Campaign to support those arrested; Support He Taua; Acord supports He Taua; Statement from Church & Society Commission concerning He Taua.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi and how it relates to Health inequalities Healthy Christchurch The hui is to help signatories (and other interested parties) understand the link between their organisation, the Health Christchurch Charter and Te Tiriti o Waitangi and how it can be applied practically to their work to reduce health inequalities.
Aotearoa 1990 calendar Healy, Peter "This calendar highlights important events, milestones and signs of growth in the history of Aotearoa."
Te Tino Rangatiratanga and the Church Healy, Susan Susan addresses the Bishops regarding their 1990 statements and lack of acknowledgement in relation to the Treaty of Waitangi, how the Church sees Te Tino Rangatiratanga expressed within the Church and resourcing by the Church for Maori.
Institutional Racism and the Dynamics of Privilege in Public Health Heather Anne Came The research examines these questions: To what extent and how is institutional racism and Pākehā privilege manifested within public health policy and funding practices? What are the emerging directions to dismantling and preventing institutional racism within public health policy and funding arising from this research?
Maori Christians and Te Tiriti o Waitangi - Te Tiriti as covenant, as a sacred treasure Henare, Manuka

He Kawanatanga hou: Te Tiriti as Covenant; Anglican and Methodist Mission policy; Catholic Mission policy.

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