Finding a sense of belonging is a fundamental part of feeling connected in our communities, so what happens when you lose that sense of belonging? Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono have spent the past year speaking with over 800 people from righ…
Anjum Rahman, project lead of Inclusive Aotearoa Collective: “My awakening was the growing awareness in my teenage years that my expectations for myself were not supported by the expectations society had for me. I kept holding back and restrictin…
A group formed in the aftermath of the Christchurch Mosque terror attacks has been surveying people around the country about belonging and inclusion. Inclusive Aotearoa Collective held meetings in 45 towns and cities around the country, meeting with …
Where are you from? It’s a simple question which can be asked in good faith, with an intent of getting to know a person. The people on the receiving end report that it can make them feel excluded, as if they can’t belong here, as if they aren’t…
Andrés Proaño Valencia joined the Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono, becoming part of a group of more than 800 working to combat hate.…
Allied Justice Aotearoa is relaunching our Women In Leadership series! Through this series, we aim to introduce you to incredible, inspirational women that have broken barriers and paved the way forward for other women, transgender, and non-binary in…
The Being an Ally panel discussion on 02 March 2021 - new video content…
Anjum Rahman FCA looked for the most effective way to counter hate after 51 Muslim worshippers were murdered in Christchurch.…
The documents, released under the Official Information Act, show police commissioner Andy Coster wrote to district commanders shortly before abolishing the trial. Stuff.co.nz…
Anjum Rahman from the Islamic Women’s Council reacts to the Christchurch Mosque attack sentencingRadio NZ Audio…
