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The time for equity is now - discussion paper

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Jansen, Peter
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T1 - Treaty and Local Govt

Publisher: 

Peter Jansen

Date of Publication: 

June 2010.

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4 pages; 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"Equity is a co-requisite for excellence in healthcare alongside the goals of quality, safety, effectiveness and efficiency. Equitable health care is a matter of fairness, a concept that is fundamental to New Zealanders and to the organisation of our system of health care. Equity in these terms means providing equal healthcare to those who have the same health 'need'. Inequity is the failure to provide care to patients despite having the same health need."

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The Treaty of Waitangi, Local Government reform and resource management law reform

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Kelsey, Jane
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T1 - Treaty and Local Govt

Publisher: 

Jane Kelsy

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

?

Physical description: 

9 pages; 30 cm.

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

The Treaty of Waitangi. Local Government reform and resource management law reform -- A. Local Government reform -- The reform process -- Discussion paper -- Local Government (No. 3) Bill -- Local Government commission -- Local Government reform Bill -- Maori Local Government Hui -- Current proposals -- B. Resource management law reform -- Current proposals -- 1. Maori response to RMLR -- 2. Pakeha Treaty paranoia -- Conclusion/

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"This paper looks behind the rhetoric to the reality of government's position on the Treaty of Waitangi in Local Government Reform and Resource Management law Reform. Given the dependence of RMLR on the new framework, the primary focus will be on local government."

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Identity, status, and further possibilities for Paakeha abuse

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Resource primary author: 

John Kirton
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Catalogue Number: 

T1 - Treaty and Local Govt (John Kirton)

Publisher: 

John Kirton

Place of publication: 

auckland

Date of Publication: 

1995

Physical description: 

14 pages; 30 cm.s

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

"This analysis has its origins in a tangata whenua challenge about a distinguished Paakeha male\s involvement in iwi concerns. It explores two questions to find whether overall Crown/Partake-responsibility for the historical circumstances leading to the challenge, also contains a current component for which Paakeha Treaty-Workers have some immediate responsibility."

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Scholar in a social movement: recording the collective praxis of social change workers

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Resource primary author: 

Huygens, Ingrid
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T1 - Treaty and Local Govt (Ingrid Hugens)

Publisher: 

Ingrid Huygens

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Physical description: 

33 pages; 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

File Includes 3 other documents available online: Feminist attempts at power-sharing in Aotearoa: Embarrassing Herstory or Significant learning towards Treaty-based structures? (Ingrid Huygens) https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0959353501011003010 Journeys away from dominance: dissonance, struggle and right relationships - the journey to accepting indigenous authority. (Ingrid Huygens) Cumulative theorising across the country (Ingrid Huygens with Maria Humphries)

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

Introduction -- Participating, interpreting and recording social change praxis -- Paritcipant feedback and evaluation -- Movement praxis as a guide to research methodology -- Acting as a praxis explicator -- References.

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"In my PhD study of how the dominant cultural group in Aotearoa changes in response to learning about their racism towards indigenous Maori, I undertook to record the theorizing of my activist colleagues in the 'Treaty movement'. By following the movement's ethic of scholarly work serving social change goals, and with my scholarly resources of time and small research grants, i was able to play a key role in producing resource publications, facilitating a national discussion process and compiling important records of the movement for public access."

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Cumulative theorising across the country

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Resource primary author: 

Huygens, Ingrid and Humphries, Maria
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Catalogue Number: 

Archives - T1 - Treaty and Local Government (Ingrid Huygens)

Publisher: 

Ingrid Huygens

Date of Publication: 

2004

Physical description: 

10 pages, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Presented at the 7th Biannual Australia-NZ Third Sector Research conference, Brisbane, November 2004.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"In response to indigenous Maori calls for dialogue about colonisation, anti-racism groups in Aotearoa launched a national campaign in 1986 to educate the white settler majority about indigenous rights. The cumulative theorising method helped to reassure diverse groups that they had a shared history and common direction, as well as uniquely different local developments in theory and practice."

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An accountability model for Pakeha practioners

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Resource primary author: 

Huygens, Ingrid
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Archives - T1 - Treaty and Local Government (Pakeha Accountability)

Publisher: 

Ingrid Huygens

Place of publication: 

Waikato

Date of Publication: 

1999.

Physical description: 

7 pages, 30cm.s

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

available online: https://researchcommons.waikato.ac.nz/handle/10289/877

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

"This paper outlines a model of accountability for Pakeha practitioners developed over many years as a practising community psychologist involved in research and development projects in Aotearoa in the 1980s and 1990s, during an era of contract-funded health projects, and increasing prominence of the Treaty of Waitangi."

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Paper presented in Maori and Psychology Research Symposium hosted by Maori and Psychology Research Unit, University of Waikato, September, 1999
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Stories of relative privilege: power and social change in feminist community Psychology

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Mulvey, Anne; Terenzio, Marion; Hill, Jean; Bond, Meg
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Catalogue Number: 

T1 - Treaty and Local Govt (Feminism/Racism)

Publisher: 

Anne Mulvey

Place of publication: 

University of Massachusetts

Physical description: 

43 pages, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Stories contributed by: Ingrid Huygens; Heather R Hamerton; Sharon Chaill.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

"Stories about community work in New Zealand and Scotland are presented to describe and reflect on issues central to feminist community psychology. Organising a lesbian festival, Ingrid Huygens describes feminist processes used to equalize resources across Maori (indigenous) and Pakeha (white) groups. heather Hamerton presents her experiences as a researcher using collective memory work to reflect on adolescent experiences related to gender, ethnicity and class. Sharon Cahill chronicles dilemmas and insights from focus groups about anger with women living in public housing in Scotland. Each story chronicles experiences related to oppression and privilege and describes the author's emotions and reflections. Individually and collectively, the stories illustrate the potential offered by narrative methods and participatory processes for challenging inequalities and encouraging social justice.

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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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Catalogue Number: 

01: MISC TRC Resources

Publisher: 

Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1980's

Physical description: 

Various documents in red folder

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Housed in Red folder with miscellaneous Treaty Resource files

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

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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Maori socio-economic disparity paper for the Ministry of Social Policy Seminar, September 15, 2000

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Chapple, Simon

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not attached
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Catalogue Number: 

01: MISC TRC Resources

Publisher: 

Simon Chapple

Place of publication: 

Wellington

Date of Publication: 

2000

Physical description: 

25 pages, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Housed in pink folder with a collection of miscellaneous Treaty Resources

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

Background -- The Maori ethnic group -- The Maofri ethnic group, inter-ethnic marriage and disparity -- The projected rising Maori population share: partly statistical artefact -- Policy reasons for closing the gaps -- Is being Maori a good prdictor of disadvantage? -- Gaps are not growing -- Why are there gaps between Maori and non-Maori? -- Analysis of Maori ethnic gaps in earings and employment -- Conclusion -- references.

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Copy available online: https://www.nzcpr.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Maori-Economic-Disparity-Simon-Chapple.pdf Housed in a Pink Folder with a collection of miscellaneous Treaty Resources

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Official statement of the Indigenous Peoples Conference regarding 'holocaust'

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Peace Movement Aotearoa

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Catalogue Number: 

01: MISC TRC Resources

Date of Publication: 

2000.0

Physical description: 

1 page, double sided, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Housed in pink folder with a collection of miscellaneous Treaty Resources

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Indigenous Peoples delegates, members and representatives from various countries attending an International Workshop in Wellington, Aotearoa 8-10 September 2000 to discuss: The United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

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