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Some thoughts for Pakehas working against racism

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Auckland Committee on Racism and Discrimination
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T1 - Treaty and Local Govt (1980s)

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Auckland Committee on Racism and Discrimination

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1987

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24 pages; 30 cm; some colored illustrations; Newspaper and journal articles.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Some thoughts for Pakehas working against racism -- Becoming antiracist/Racists -- The Treaty of Waitangi and Pakeha responsiblity - directions for the future -- Newspaper cuttings: Pakeha culture -- Do Pahehas have a culture by David McGill -- Te Pakeha: the search for white identity by Carroll Wall -- And now...the Pakeha perspective.

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This paper discusses thoughts in which Pakeha can come to terms with racism by understanding just distribution of political and economic power.

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Justice, Peace and the integrity of Creation (JPIC) resources

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Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand
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01: MISC TRC Resources

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Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1980's

Physical description: 

Various documents in red folder

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Housed in Red folder with miscellaneous Treaty Resource files

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand letter 11 September 1990: Supor for Te Ruannga Whakawhanaunga i nga hahi from Executive of Conference of Churches -- JPIC workshop schedule -- Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation in Aotearoa New Zealand by Mitzi Nairn, Auckland -- Letter to Roy McKenzie Trust for Funding group towards 1990 education project as an application -- a guide to Cross-Cultural nurse-patient interaction -- A conceptual framework of cross-cultural counselling competencies -- Nine competency areas and objectives for cross-cultural counselling -- Letters: to Mitzi Nairn regarding Selwyn lectures -- Handwritten notes regarding Futures exchange -- Handwritten notes: WCC JPIC Foundation document -- Towards an ecumenical theological affirmation on Justice, Peace and the Integrity of Creation: first draft for the World convocation on Justice, Peace and the integrity of creation of the World council of Churches 6-12 March 1990 --Handwritten notes: Treaty -- Justice, Peace and the integrity of creation: resource materials 5.2: the struggle for JPIC: A sign of the work of the Spirit in our time -- Handwritten notes: Restoring of te tino rangatiratanga -- Letter to Mitzi Nairn 1989: Selwyn lectures -- Handwritten notes: Identity -- Through the soles of my feet: a personal view of creation by Rob Cooper -- Experience oneness caring for all: towards an ecumenical theology of creation (World Council of Churches) -- Newspaper articles.

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A collection of resources that discuss the theological perspective of Justice, Peace and the integrity of Creation; living as part of creation and identifying the Maori partner in the Treaty of Waitangi as having a great deal to offer to humanity's survival prospects.

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Listening to Tariana Turia

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Tutty, David

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Living Justly in Aotearoa, September 2000.

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Catalogue Number: 

01: MISC TRC Resources

Publisher: 

Living Justly in Aotearoa

Date of Publication: 

2000.

Physical description: 

1 page; 30 cm.

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Housed in pink folder with a collection of miscellaneous Treaty Resources

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Yes

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This article by David Tutty discusses the comments Tairana Turia made likening the Maori population reduction from 200,000 in 1800 to 42,000 by 1900, as "pretty much close to a holocaust."

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An understanding from which justice comes: Moana Jackson

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Jackson, Moana
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APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

Publisher: 

PPTA Journal

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1990

Physical description: 

2 pages, illustration, 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Moana Jackson is a lawyer with Nga Kaiwhakamarama i nga Ture (The Wellington Maori legal service). He discusses the Treaty of Waitangi and the narrative given by Pakeha and then how Maori have understood the Treaty.

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The Maori struggle against white racism's destruction of our resources

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Williams, Betty

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APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

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8 pages, illustrations, 30cm.

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Pages 98-105

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"White racism has many aspects: some of these we have known about for a long time, but others affect us in ways we don not expect, and we have to dig back into our past and experience to deal with them. Since we live in a society which continues to be dominated by racism, we cant go very far without coming up against it in one way or another. Betty discusses some aspects of racism today, particularly those which touch on our relationship with natrural resources."

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Nga korero o te wa: a summary of decisions, events and plans throughout New Zealand

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Catalogue Number: 

APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

Publisher: 

Nga Korero o te wa

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

Nov 15 1988, Nov 28 1988, Mar 2201989.

Physical description: 

3 Articles, 123 pages, 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Nov 15 1988: Devolution -- Fishing -- General -- The Treaty -- Race relations -- Land -- Education -- Access -- Media -- Local Govt -- Gangs.

Nov 28 1988: Land -- Fishing -- Race -- Health -- Employment -- Media -- Education.

Mar 22 1989: land -- Waitangi Tribunal -- Local Government -- Education -- General -- Law -- Gangs -- Media -- Educationm -- Stop Press.

 

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Tikanga Māori: 

Corporations undermine treaty

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APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

Date of Publication: 

may 1988

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3 pages, illustrations, 30 cm.

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Pages 7-9

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Treaty Resource Centre
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The petrocorp injunction failure; How serious is the Government?

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"As the Government's current fast-track policy to privatise New Zealand runs headlong into another policy - to honour the Treaty of Waitangi, a campaign has emerged to discredit the work of the Waitangi Tribunal and to frighten ordinary new Zealander's into believing their homes are at risk from Maori land claims."

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Atareta Poananga and Te ahi Kaa: what do Maori nationalists want?

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Legat, Nicola

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APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

Publisher: 

Metro

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Physical description: 

12 pages, illustrations, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Pages 44 to 58

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Te ahi kaa - keepers of the fire -- Here then -- Atareta - What's a girl like you doing in a place like this? -- At home -- When she returned -- The appeal decision -- Atareta admits... --Atareta Poananga and te ahi kaa.

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"The real ownership of the land is a condition of being born on it and keeping the fires burning and the land warm. When our people put claims through the land court they always start off with Ahi Kaa principle - our ancestors came to this land and the fire has been burning ever since." A group of Maori nationalists, known as Te Ahi Kaa and its core members, who insist they are but the representatives of many, are established figures who have been active at the cutting edge of Maori protest - the call for self determination, language and lad rights, the honouring of the Treaty - over the last two decades.

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Tikanga Māori: 

Rinma Rata and the powers that be: a story of a clash of cultures

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Young, Christine

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APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

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Metro

Place of publication: 

Auckland

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7 Pages, 30 cm.

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Pages 161-168m

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"In April Rina Rata applied for a job with the Auckland Hospital Board. She didn't get it. The job went to a Pakeha male. her subsequent appeal and his withdrawal have caused a furore which has thrown into sharp relief many of the racial stresses in our society. The Auckland Hospital board has been forced to take another look at the way people are selected for jobs - and at some of it's members' attitudes to different cultural values. It has not been a comfortable experience for anyone. The case of Rina Rata raises other questions too. Of the role of the Public Services Association and its pushing for affirmative action, of Maori radicals and of liberal clergymen."

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Roots of racism

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Connell, Sarah-Jane

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Catalogue Number: 

APW-1 - Archives Project Waitangi

Publisher: 

NZ Nursing Journal

Place of publication: 

Wellington

Date of Publication: 

April 1989

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3 pages, illustrations, 30cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Pages 17 to 19.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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This article looks bi-culturalism and multiculturalism and the many races living in Aotearoa. It looks at the obligations of the Treaty for Maori and the agreement between Maori and the Crown. It discusses the Treaty of Waitangi articles and what this means for both Maori and Pakeha.

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