Let's get "married"

DIGITAL LIBRARY

Description

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Table of contents

Let’s get married; Parallels in our history; Current model; Thinking about relationships; Relationships; Why have relationships?

Artifacts

lets-get-married.pdf

Author
Publication
Categories

Primary author: Treaty Resource Centre; AWEA

Author biography: Pākehā

Publisher: Treaty Resource Centre

Publication format: Hand-out

Publication date: 2008

Publication place: Auckland

Publication availability: Yes

Publication location: Treaty Resource Centre

Catalog reference: HTOW-2

Misc. notes: Readers are welcome to reproduce contents for non-commercial purposes as long as the source is acknowledged. TRC/AWEA

Content type: Implementation, Recommendations, Treaty generally

Sector: Education – Treaty

Formal group: Tauiwi Treaty, Tamaki Treaty Workers

Informal group: Māori

Culture related topics: Bi-cultural

General related topics: Colonisation, Equity/justice/fairness, Tino rangatiratanga

Historical period: 20th

Resources: Culture

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Thanks

We would not be able to do our work without the generous support of others. This year we are particularly appreciative of the following grants:

Lottery Community Sector Research Committee for supporting Ngā Rerenga o Te Tiriti
ASB Trust for supporting Treaty workshops for the public and for groups applying the Treaty
Lottery Environment & Heritage to digitise the reference library

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