AWEA
Auckland Workers Educational Association is in the process of winding up.  Our major projects the Treaty Resource Centre, Culture Matters, and the development of community organisation capability — and any other intellectual property — will come under Te Tai-awa o te Ora Trust and will continue to be accessible to educators.

 

Treaty Resource Centre

The Treaty Resource Centre provides Te Tiriti o Waitangi learning resources and workshops, consultation on policy development and support for conducting Treaty audits. We also maintain a reference collection of Treaty-related material.

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Culture Matters

Culture Matters aims to promote understanding of how to work more effectively in a culturally diverse environment. We offer workshops and assist organisations to develop and apply policies which promote equity for cultural groups.  

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Auckland Star, 22 October, 1914   The wonderful progress which that exceedingly practical organisation, the Workers’ Educational Association, has made in Britain and Australia, is well, known to all who have taken interest in the university extension movement. When Professor J. J. Findlay, the eminent  educationist passed through Auckland, a few weeks ago on his way home from the meeting of the British Association in Sydney, he made reference to the wonderful work which Mr. Albert Mansbridge was doing in this connection. Last year Mr.