Join us for the launch of our brand new webinar series ‘Community Voices’ where we’ll team up with special guests for an informal discussion on belonging and inclusion issues relevant to Aotearoa New Zealand communities.…
The National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies based at te Whare Wānanga o Otāgo, the University of Otago hosted a panel discussion on Friday 10 September on the topic of 'Being Human in an Inhumane World…
Our Project Co-lead Anjum was part of a panel discussion on Speak Up - Kōrerotia providing insight on the Christchurch Call, which aims to eliminate terrorist and violent extremist content online…
The Statistics New Zealand Disability Survey is the main source of information for estimating how many disabled people are in New Zealand…
An exciting opportunity has opened up to contribute to an emerging area of racism scholarship in Aotearoa New Zealand…
The last month has been a tough one for many with raised Alert Levels and lockdowns, and the tragic event that occurred in West Auckland on Sept 3. We’re sending our aroha to you with this latest e-news - we hope you’re doing OK…
Our Project Co-Lead Anjum delivered two presentations at the Festival for the Future event, the 3 day summit that took place from 30 July - 1 August 2021 in Wellington…
We're teaming up with the HRC to deliver an online consultation, so that ourselves and members of the public can have their say on the best action to take to eliminate racism in Aotearoa New Zealand.…
A large part of our mahi involves collaborating with individuals, organisations and communities to better understand complex issues, connect like-minded people and create a safe environment to co-facilitate important conversations.…
You are invited to an initial online hui to discuss how communities and organisations working within Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Te Tiriti, and anti-racist practices can work together to dismantle inequitable systems.…
