Digital Resource Library Search
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.
You can search by keyword or by categories, e.g., Formal group, (groups that feature in the resource); Sector (housing, health, education, media, etc.); Historical period; Format (type of resource, e.g., pamphlet, poster, report, letter, etc.) Your feedback and suggestions are appreciated.
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| 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 |
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| 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. |
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| 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, |
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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| 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. | ||
| Globalisation and the demise of the colonial state options for decolonisation in Aotearoa/New Zealand | Kelsey, Jane | This paper explores three interrelated developments in New Zealand in the 1990's; globilisation, republicanism; and decolonisation. | ||
| Graphics - Illustrating Racism | unknown | Two advertisements of a similar time period (c1950s)that use racist and stereotyping images of Maori as primitive to promote products. Adverts are promoting tea and an oven. |
Oh, That Tiger, Py Korry! If we only had a 'champion" |
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| Green Lane National Women's Hospital - Policy on Bi-culturalism | Auckland Hospital Board | Letter to all staff regarding policy on Bi-culturalism and includes copy of Auckland Area Hospital Board policy on bi-cultulturalism. | ||
| Greetings from Te Kotahitanga | Te Kotahitanga United Tribal Council | Letter to the general secretary of the National Council of Churches thanking them for their support of the Hikoi ki Waitangi and outlining the events and looking forward to future support. | ||
| Growing research skills at Iwi level | Walker, Ranginui | "This paper indicates that research is a natural human pursuit whose aim is to discover truth about the nature of reality." It discusses the cultural perspective in the creation myth of Ranginui and Papatuanuku, Maori epistemology, whakapapa, the tools of research, tools of technology, development of Iwi research, research techniques, storage and retrieval of data, citation of references, Treaty claims against the Crown and Treaty audits. | ||
| Hazardous Environments Old and New: Challenges for Health Protection | Durie, Mason | |||
| He Wakaputanga o Te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene | Kia Mohio Kia Marama Trust | He Wakaputanga o Te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tirene accompanied by a translation in English |
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| He Wakaputanga o Te Rangatiratanga o Nu Tireni | Network Waitangi Ōtautahi | Text in Te Reo Māori with English translation |
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| High noon for Maori seats | Te Maori | Journal article looking at the state of the Maori seats in Parliament in Bill Rowlings time and the future of these seats. | ||
| Hikoi - Māori Seabed Foreshore | unknown | Advertises a march on October 16, 2004 |
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| History - The Whole Story Or.... | Simpson, Tony | Addresses myths of history and story by asking questions. Includes a 'snakes and ladders' styled game of events in history. Images use a Tuna (eel) for the snake. Includes bibliography. |
Telling all the untold stories, Pioneers and Polynesians, Let's follow up... |
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| History of Maori Activism | Walker, R.J | Paper submitted to the 15th Pacific Science Congress, Dunedin 1-11 February 1983, discussing the history of activism, includes Critique by Maori peoples Liberation Movement of Aotearoa and Project Waitangi Resource list | ||
| History or Propoganda? Interpretations of the Marquis of Normanby's Instructions to Captain William Hobson August 1839. | Lodder, W. R. | This paper explores the debate that surrounds the reasons and motives given to the appointment and dispatch of Captain William Hobson to New Zealand in 1839. |
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