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Working as allies

We have a range of new resources that have been created as a result of recently formed connections with people working as allies in Canada, the USA and Australia. The resources are intended to prompt thought and discussion on this critical aspect of social justice practice.

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Te Whare can now be viewed online

As a result of its latest award Te Whare is now available on the Internet Movie Database for online viewing.

In the period that Richard Green's film - Te Whare, The House, has been eligible for awards it has been shown at seven film festivals:
* Honolulu International Film Festival (US)
* Denver International Indigenous Film Festival (US)
* Metro International Film Festival (US)
* STEPS International Rights Film Festival (Ukraine)
* Wairoa Maori Film Festival
* Aluta! Film Festival (South Africa)
* University of Northampton’s International Community Film Festival (UK)

It was awarded a Special Commendation at The University of Northampton’s International Community Film Festival in 2008 and was recently chosen to receive the Silver Lei Award for Excellence in Filmmaking at the Honolulu International Film Festival.

Treaty of Waitangi Poster

Te Tiriti o Waitangi Poster 2008

This exciting and attractive poster features side-by-side Te Tiriti o Waitangi and a modern translation of the Māori text by Sir Hugh Kawharu, 1987. An A4 Question and Answer sheet giving an overview of the main points is included. A2 full colour.

For more about this and other resources go to publications.

Find a course: ACE for Us 0800 223 487

The Te Kupenga o Manukau Adult and Community Education network has set up a database of adult and community education courses in South Auckland. It's for people who don't have access to computers but do have a phone. You call the 0800 number and a friendly person looks on the database of courses for you. Courses can be added to the database this way too - so if you are a provider and your course is not included (and you would like it to be) please call.
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