Treaty Resource Centre
He Puna Matauranga o Te Tiriti
These publications are essential references about Pakeha work in support of the Treaty, models of Treaty partnership, media and Maori news, and Treaty issues for migrants.
Edited and published in 2000 by the Treaty Conference Publications Group
The speeches and organisational stories from this national conference are a unique record of bicultural and multi-cultural work in this country at the turn of the millenium. A wide range of Tauiwi groups and organisations, including churches, city councils, activist groups, educational and women’s organisations, presented their experiences and models of Treaty work over the past two decades.
Pakeha Treaty Work: An annotated bibliography By Jennifer Margaret Published in 2002 by the Manukau Institute of Technology Treaty Unit
This national bibliography of knowledge and reflection from the Pakeha Treaty movement includes 94 references to unpublished and published lectures, discussion papers, newsletters, reports, journal articles, conference papers and books written since 1980.
Pakeha Treaty Work: Unpublished material Compiled by Jennifer Margaret Published in 2002 by the Manukau Institute of Technology Treaty Unit
This 248-page critical record gathers 30 previously unpublished reflections and analytical writings by key Pakeha individuals and organisations working for Treaty justice in Aotearoa, including Mitzi Nairn, Christine Herzog and Project Waitangi.
Programme on Racism collected newsletters 1985-2002
Edited by Mitzi Nairn Published in 2002 by the Treaty Conference Publications Group
This 500-page volume documents the work of the Programme on Racism of the Conference of Churches and many other Pakeha groups active in support of the Treaty of Waitangi.
It covers a critical period in New Zealand’s race relations, and a seven-page annotated contents list makes the collection easy to use.
Media and te Tiriti o Waitangi 2007 By Kupu Taea, a group of Auckland media researchers Published in 2008.
This 54-page report analyses a random sample of two week's television news and newspaper coverage of Treaty and Maori issues in 2007. It identified continued use of negative themes about Maori in mass news items; a marked contrast in news values, themes and representations of Maori between Maori news and mass news programmes; direct health impacts of negative media coverage on Maori; and continued low use of te reo Maori in newspapers. Downloads are available here.
Media and Te Tiriti o Waitangi 2004 By Kupu Taea, a group of Auckland media researchers Published in 2005.
This 40-page report analyses a random sample of two week's television news and newspaper coverage of Treaty and Maori issues in 2004. It identified a range of negative themes about Maori, and ways in which the media promoted Pakeha sources and concepts at the expense of Maori sources and te reo. Downloads are available here.
To order These five publications are available from the Treaty Resource Centre.
To order, either:
Phone orders to (09) 274 4270; Copy this form to a Word document, fill out and email to coordinator@trc.org.nz; Print out this form and fax to (09) 274 4270; or Print out this form and post to the TRC, PO Box 78338, Grey Lynn, Auckland 1030.
Make cheques out to the Treaty Resource Centre.
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Treaty Conference
Proceedings
$40
$2 per copy
Pakeha Treaty Work -
Annotated bibliography
$10/$15
$2 per copy
Pakeha Treaty Work -
Unpublished material
$25/$35
$2 per copy
Programme on Racism
newsletters
$60
$2 per copy
Media and Te Tiriti
o Waitangi
2007
$15/$20
$2 per copy
Media and Te Tiriti
o Waitangi
2004
$7/$14
$2 per copy
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Tangata Tiriti - Treaty People
Published by the Auckland Workers Educational Association (AWEA)
This kit has been designed to provide simple, accurate information in plain English about the Treaty of Waitangi for recent migrants. It includes 29 activities with hand-outs, overheads, worksheets and cards, as well as notes for facilitators. It would work best with a group of people considering the Treaty together.
The kit was produced with financial and other support by the Human Rights Commission, the AWEA, the Federation of WEAs, and the JR McKenzie Trust.
Copies cost $15 for individuals; $30 for non-government organisations ($25 for bulk purchase);or $45 for government and private sector agencies. To buy copies, contact Lucy Luo at Auckland Regional Migrant Services.
Phone orders to (09) 274 4270;