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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
Access to patients and their information by the Cultural Resource Unit	South Auckland Health	This document outlines considerations of patient confidentiality and access to information from a best practice perspective in line with the work of the Cultural Resource Unit.	Principles, Definitions,Guidelines, Unable to consent, Special requirements for ICU
Accommodating the Polynesian Heritage of the Maori Child - A New Zealand Problem	Watson, John E.	The thesis of this paper is that the problems with learning difficulties sits with the teaching not with the pupils.	Introduction, The Setting, Responding to a Polynesian Heritage, The Extent of Bilingualism among Children, Avoiding Alibis for Ineffective Teaching, The Absence of Agreement Among Teachers,
Address by Hon John Luxton Minister of Maori Affairs to the One New Zealand Foundation, Rotorua, Friday , 14 October 1994, 7.30 pm	One New Zealand	Hon John Luxton, Minister of Maori Affairs discusses issues and progress being made in race relations, bringing people together to better understand our differences and to tolerate such differences at a public meeting on aspects of Maori policy.
Adults on families	Rakete, Hiria	Articles and interviews with a focus on families.	Sose Fecteau, Jack Shallcrass, Keri Kaa, Let's follow up, Life on the home front, Impressions gathered
Ake Ake Ake	Kohu Morgan, Hinewirangi	A poem of protest followed by a statement to remember the ancestors and to join the protests in 1990.
Allocating Fisheries Assets, Economic Costs of Delay, Report to Treaty Tribes Coalition, April 2000	New Zealand Insititute of Economic Research (Inc)	This report details the economic costs to Maori and the national economy of delays in allocation of fishery assets determined by the Treaty of Waitangi (Fisheries Claim) Settlement Act 1992.	Introduction, Background, Framework for analysis, Cost and benefits of quota ownership versus leasing, Quantification, Cash and shareholdings, Conclusions
An Act to suppress Tohungas	New Zealand
An Audit Method	unknown	This audit method is a series of questions formulated to assist organisations in viewing their bicultural practice. It includes questions such as; Who made the decision about use of resources, is time allocated according to Pakeha or Maori rules, are Maori and Pacific Island people played off each other?	A series of questions
An important message of hope...	Te Runanga Whakawhanaunga i Nga Hahi (Maori Council of Churches)	Copy of the half page newspaper advert placed as part of the No Vote - Sign the Register Te Tino Rangatiratanga campaign leading up to the 1990 elections.
Anaylsis of church history related to Te Iwi Maori and in the main the Auckland Catholic Diocese	Auckland Diocese		Anaylsis of church history related to Te Iwi Maori and in the main the Auckland Catholic Diocese - Paper A; Factors influecning the church 1838-1860; Auckland Diocese - the contemporary situation of Te Iwi Maori Katorika - Paper B; The Comtemporary Maori Church scene.
Anti Racism and Treaty Workers Gathering, April, 1998-Tamaki	Macdonald, Joan	Discussions on Anti Racism and Treaty Workers Gathering in Tamaki 1998, includes programme outline, issues and responses to the gathering that include Treaty and land claims, pakeha work in constitutional change, pro-active planning, letters and responses to the Government on Multilateral Agreement on Investment.	Greeting by Karen, Joan, Ingrid; Gathering programme; Where are we at/what have we achieved?; Te Whanganui a Tara; Pakeha identity, decolonisation, colonisation, globaliation; Local Government RMA Land Claims; Ethics, accountabiltiy; Noticeboard of personal interests, requests; Network Waitangi AGM; NZQA issues; Copies of Kawanatanga Network's correspondence with NZQA 1994; Minutes of social responsibilty/workfare meeting, Aotea Chapel, 21 May 1998; Letter to New Zealand First Party, Mr Peters; List of WARC and associated networks; Letter from Prime Minister Rt Hon Jenny Shipley to Joan Macdonald.
Anti racism education: example of a partnership protocol	Huygens, Ingrid		Project Waitangi; Background to Project Waitangi; Text of the address given by the General at the launching of Waitangi, 31st October 1986; The projects beginnings; Focus week; A Marae not a paddock, self management not Parliament; Messages from nga iwi - indigenous people of Aotearoa, New Zealand; Table 2 New Processes; Table 4 Resource and power sharing;
Anti racism resources - folder 1			The meaning of biculturalism; Treaty of Waitangi and Maori Health; Legislation and Discretion; Programme on Racism Resource; Book List; Project Waitangi – Pakeha debate the treaty; W.A.R.A.G – Anti Racism strategies; Examples of racist situations and anti-racist responses; Model of separate development; Bill of rights – redistribution of power; From the National Council of Churches programme on Racism; Radio New Zealand – Beyond Guilt; Report of the bi-cultural commission on the Treaty of Waitangi; Appendicies; Double Take – training programme for biculturalism; New perspective on race; Racism in the English language; The role of culture in the struggle for liberation; International law; The lessons of history; The Treaty of Waitangi; Te whakaputanga o te rangatiratanga o nu Tireni – The Declaration of Independence
Anti racism resources - folder 2			Hapu Boundaries and seafood resources for the Te Atiawa Tribe, North Taranaki; Te taha Maori; Submission on behalf of Te Atiawa to the right honourable Mr Muldoon at Parliament building; Interdepartmental committee on Maori fishing grounds; Waiora, Waimaori Waikino, Waimate, Waitai – He Timatanga; Rangatira Kaitiaki; The Treaty of Waitangi and local authorities; The reality of race training; Maori-Pakeha relationships an obstacle race; National Council of Churches Programme on Racism order form; Text of Claudia Orange tape; Getting away from racist guilt; Definition and analysis of white racism; Racism in New Zealand: a Christian response; Treaty of Waitangi and Maori health; Why was the British Government pushing so hard for a treaty; The figures tell the story; Central – No. 1. March 1986 – The church at Waitangi; Morality for the affluent
Anti-racist movement fallacies		Sets out list of Anti-racist movement fallacies and replies.
Aotearoa - NZ Reo	Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori - Māori Language Commission	Map showing names of cities and major towns in Te Reo and English.
Aotearoa 1990 calendar	Healy, Peter	"This calendar highlights important events, milestones and signs of growth in the history of Aotearoa."
Aotearoa is Māori Land - Honour the Treaty	unknown	double koru design enclosing the words: Aotearoa is Māori Land, Honour the Treaty, Stop the Celebrations
Aotearoa New Zealand beyond 1990: Project Waitangi Christchurch - Stage one	Project Waitangi	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;	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;
Aotearoa New Zealand beyond 1990: Project Waitangi Christchurch - Stage two	Project Waitangi	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.	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

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