AWEA

AWEA (Auckland Workers Educational Association) is a not-for-profit organisation that supports groups and runs community education related projects. All our work  aligns with our purpose — to promote a just and equitable society in accordance with Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

For more about AWEA's work

Thoughts on social justice

This series of interviews features Mitzi Nairn, a leading figure in the anti-racism and Treaty justice movements since the 1970s. Mitzi  shares her thoughts on social justice and liberation topics, including racism, colonisation, Te Tiriti o Waitangi, xenophobia and acceptance of the term Pākehā.

For more about thoughts on social justice

Working as allies

These resources, developed by Jen Margaret, relate to the work of allies — people who support those most directly affected by a particular justice issue. They are intended as discussion starters for groups interested in this topic, and arose from discussions with colleagues internationally.

For more about the Allies project

Culture Matters - working in a culturally diverse environment

FREE 3 HOUR COURSE
This introductory course is designed to promote awareness of the complexity of culture and to explore strategies that support working in more inclusive ways. Culture Matters recognises that diversity is an important part of any society by considering the underlying principles that apply in relation to diversity based on any dimension of culture including: age, gender, nationality, sexual orientation, religion, class, and ethnicity.
 

Contact us

   09 274 4270
   phone/fax
 
   P.O. Box 78-338
   Grey Lynn
             Auckland 1245