1. Perspective shift: self-reported experiences of six women who attended a two day anti-racism workshop (by Barron, J and L Giddings) -- 2. Treaty of Waitangi Education: a poliy issue - responding to resuscitation; the Pakeha Treaty (da Silver, S) -- 3. Treaty of Waitangi education: a policy issue - no going back: the outcome of Treaty ofWaitangi education (da Silva, S) -- 4. Justice, equality, respect for differences (Gerzon, R) -- 5. Review of progress and challenges for 1990s (Haggie, M) -- 6. Locating Treaty Education within adult education (Christine Herzog) -- 7. The one certainty in organisational change is complexity (Herzog, C) -- 8. Overview of Tauiwi Treaty work in Aotearoa (Herzog, C) -- 9. Whakapapa of Treaty education (Herzog, C) -- 10. A study of project/Network Waitangi - Maor 409: Rangatiratanga and soverignty: the interface (Lecturers: dr Ann Parsonson and Sir Tipene O'Regan - Student: Sarah Hoult) -- 11. The role of dominant group conscientisation - reflections of Social change education in Aotearoa New Zealand (Huygens, Ingrid) -- 12. Journeys away from dominance: dissonance, struggle and right relationships - the journey to accepting indigenous authority (Huygens, Ingrid) -- 13. Remaking community (David James) -- 14. Domination and partnership (James, D. and J Wychel) -- 15. Pakeha/Tauiwi discussion paper on future constitution (Kawanatanga network) -- 16. The Treaty of Waitangi: a Pakeha perspective (L'Estrange, M and M Richardson) -- 17. A brief history of Project Waitangi and Network Waitangi ( Macdonald, J) -- 18.  The Treaty and the discourse of protest (McNamara, M) -- 19. Pakeha women and racism (Nairn, M) -- 20. Some liberation theory (Nairn, M) -- 21. Decolonisation for Pakeha (Nairn, M) -- 22. Decolonisation or denial: a case study of Pakeha responss to the trauma of colonisation (Nairn, M) -- 23. Protocols and ethics for Network Waitangi Tiriti workers (Network Waitangi Otautahi) (missing) -- 24. Voices of young New Zealanders - presentation to the United Nations Asia Pacific Regional Disarmament Conference (Peace Pacific Forum) -- 25. Peace Pacific at Treaty Conference 2001 (Peace Pacific) -- 26. Peace Pacific report (Peace Pacific) -- 27. Timeline ofhistory of Project/Network Waitangi (Project Waitangi Otautahi -- 28. Treaty Conference 2001- Action plans (Treaty Conference 2001 Convenors) -- 29. Pakeha and continued Colonisation (Tutty, D) -- 30. Towards biculturalism: a model for moving from monoculturalism to biculturalism and racism intervention (Way, K).

Project Waitangi Tamakaki Inc. Archives project -- The Treaty of Waitangi: a pakeha perspective December 16987 -- Project Waitangi workshop panui: Karena Way facilitator and members of Project Waitangi -- Project Waitangi stage 2: meeting three: after the Treaty: parihaka 1879-1882 -- Newspaper article: The separation of colour and state -- We of Project Waitangi want to invite you to a meeting -- centennial re-enactment of signing Treaty 1940 -- Common questions and response - Mitzie Nairn -- Te Wero: the challenge -- NBR Weekend review: Treaty of Waitangi nation's keystone Oct 21 1988 -- Sir William Martin: one time chief Justice -- Fitting into Pakeha society -- The Treaty and human rights -- Features: New times, new racism by Paul Spoonley -- Tourangatira: the assembly place by Peter Cooke -- Newspaper articel - The thorny quesion of biculturalims - The Dominion Dec 27 1990 -- Newspaper article - Spiritual bond of the treaty gives life - The Dominion Dec 24 1990 -- Newspaper article -  Racism and the Treaty of Waitangi - The Dominion Dec 265 1990 -- NZ Listener article - The laughing revolutionary - Sep 16 1989 -- More Magazine article - Te Wero, The challenge by Jane England -- Policy for bi-culturualism -- Our responses to some commonly asked questions about the Treaty -- NZ Listener article - Mana Maori by Gordon Campbell and Anthony Hubbard -- Newspaper article - John Gulley sets sail for NZ's greener pastures - The Dominion Jan 14 1991 -- NZ Nursing Journal article - Equalising the partnership - April 1989 -- Newspaper article - Treaty fight over fish - The Dominion Feb 9 1988 -- NZ Listener article - Access, not crackdown by Ranginui Walker - Dec 10 1988 -- Newspaper article - Revolutions on collision course - Evening Post Jan 31 1990 -- NZ Listener article - Nganeko Minhinnick, guardian on ght Manukau - Feb 11-17 1991 -- Newspaper article - No going back on Waitangi - The Dominion -- Newspaper article - Treaty key to NZ Human rights - The Dominion May 25 1989 -- Newspaper article - Treaty past, treaty present - Teh Dominion aug 13 1988 -- Newspaper article - Unsung heroes of Titokowarus War -- Newspaper article - The war that Hone Heke won - the Dominion aug 16 1986 -- Newspaper article - a gaping hole in NZ history - The Dominnion Aug 23 1986 -- NZ recent Law Review - Maori issues 1 by A L Mikaere - June 1989 -- Newspaper article - Tales of our forgotten heroes are still worth telling - The Dominion Aug 11 1991 -- NZ Listener article - The end of the Moriori by Michael King - Nov 6 1989 -- Newspaper article - How the Treaty of Waitangi came to be signed - The evening Post Jan 9 1990 -- Newpaper article - Settlers' Week: the Settlement of Petone - The Evening Post Jan 20 1990 -- Auckland Metro article - The land Wars of - April 1986 -- Te Ao Hurihui - Land: Maori view and European response by Douglas Sinclair -- Te Ao Hurihuri - Land since the Treaty: the nibgle, the bite, the swallow by Douglas SInclair -- North & South - Learning to live with the Waitangi Triunal: the facts withoug fear by pat Booth -- Department of Health ciruclar memorandum No. 1986/70: Treaty of Waitangi and Maori health -- Inventory of Racism: How to look for institutional racism by Judy Katz -- Maori illness and healing seminar - mental helath: a case for reform by M Marsden, 5 Sep 1986 -- Bulletin Vol. 11 No. 3&4 - Children, race and racism: how race awareness develops -- Politically sound Pakeha backlash by Rob Steven -- Metro article - Te Pakeha: the search for white identity by Carroll Wall -- PPTA journal article - The policies of deceoption - avoiding accountability to the Maori people by Keith Thorsen May 1987 -- British Settlers and the land by Rollo Arnold -- NZ Nursing Journal - Hauora: an indictment on social equality - Sep 1988 -- A history of oppression? an egalitarian society? - Signs of the world to come -- Beyond guild: a handbook on racism -- Ism Schism: definitions of bi-culturalism by keni Johanni-Piahana -- Cultural perspecitives in Psychiatric nursing: a Maori viewpoint -- Department of Health cirucular memorrandum: Treaty of Waitangi and its implications for the health services - May 9 1988 -- Set No. one 1989 itme 12 - What's keeping them back? Life choices and life chances by Ronald Sultana -- Set No. one 1989 item 13 - Will it hurt? teaching in Maori, or Pitjantjatjara by Ricahrd Benton -- Features: aspirations and ideology - aspirations and ideology: biculturalism and multiculturalism in New Zealand education by Judith Simon -- Maori families: the support system - Hana Tukukino -- The New Zealand Education Gazette - Maori education - Vol. 70 No. 5, 15 Mar 1991 -- National Education ep 1984 - Good intentions, but... Judith Simon discusses the findings of her reserarch on Pakeha teachers' views of Maori children -- Closing address by counsel for Kai Tahu claimants, Tuahiwi Marae, Rangiora 14 aug 1989 -- Bicultural societies: preparing teachers for bicultural classrooms: Alaskan parallels by Barbara Harrison -- the meaning of biculturalism by R J Walker -- Problems in Cross-cultural communication by Judith Simon -- On being culturally sensitve: the art of gathering and eating kina wihout pricking yourself on the finger - Linda Tuhiwai Smith -- NZ Nursing Journal, Apirl 1989 - Roots of Racism -- Metro article - Rina Rata and the pwoers that be a story of a clas of cultures by Christine Young -- Metro artcle - Atareta Poananga and Te Ahi Kaa: what do Maori nationalists want? -- Te Ruananga o ngai Tamarawaho, Huria Marae - Oct 1987 -- Corporations undermine treaty - May 1988 -- Nga korero o te wa: a summary of decisons, events and plans throughout new Zealand - Nov 15 1988 -- Metro article - Te Karanga o te iwi: the way ahead -- Maori values and the family court -- the Maori struglle against white racism's destruction of our resources by Betty Williams -- Adapting to climate change - policy recommendations fromteh Maori working group -- You carry your own damn umbrealla by Tania Kaaki -- Maori Land Incorporation -- PPTA Journal 1990 - an understanding from which justice comes by Moana Jackson -- Indigenous "Human' rights in New Zealand from and international perspective -- Legislation and discretion -- History of the departmen -- NBR Weekend Review - The Treaty: a compact of (dis)honour - Dec 9 1988 -- The Treaty of Waitangi - part of New Zealand domestic Law? -- Royal Commisison on Social Policy, Juen 1988 - Treaty of Waitangi -- The Treaty of Waitangi: a talk by Maori lawyer Moana Jackson -- CBRF Journal issue 116 article - Treaty Past - Treaty Present -- Legislation betrays the treaty of Waitangi -- Nga Take i Puawai mai i nga waananga - The Treaty of Waitangi by Mira Szaszy - 27 Jan 1988 -- Waitangi Day address - Chief Judge Durie - at Waitangi 6 February 1989 -- Treaty of Waitangi - extract from lecture by Chief Judge Durie, Wellington School of Medicine, 15 july 1987 -- The authentic and genuine history of the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zeland, February 5 and 6 1840 -- Political Theatre Symposium: Magdalena Maori Aotearoa workshop series - based in Paekakariki.

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