These resources, from the Treaty and anti-racism movements, relate to events and actions from the 1960s to the present day. They come from a number of collections being held by TRC that are presently being digitised. Your feedback and suggestions are appreciated.
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1de067c3b1This opinion piece suggests that Pakeha must understand their role in history to better come to understand the meaning of …
Read MoreOpinion: One day we may have cause to celebrate Waitangi Day
1de067c3b1Extracts from newspaper articles related to the work and findings of the National Hui on the Treaty of Waitangi held …
The submission explores the issues of whether the Bill of Rights is appropriate and if so what it should contain …
1de067c3b1Articles, opinion pieces, advertisements, responses and reports from newspapers on issues relating to the Waitangi Tribunal. A comprehensive collection. …
Resolutions that reaffirm the Church decision to withdraw from celebrating Waitangi Day until the Treaty has been appropriately honoured.Resolutions that …
1de067c3b1A statement by the eight Christians convicted of alleged disorderly behaviour at the Ecumenical Service at Waitangi on February 6th …
1de067c3b1A report on Maori Council of Churches call that no one group of Maori can claim the Treaty of Waitangi …
A report to include a summary of Waitangi Day 1983 events and the role of National Council of Churches.A report …
1de067c3b1A collection of extracts from Church documents concerning Waitangi Day including resolutions and quotes encouraging the study of Pakeha history …
Read MoreWhat the Churches and Church Leaders have said about the Treaty of Waitangi
1de067c3b1An opinion response on the arrests of nine Christian protesters charged with disorderly behaviour during the Ecumenical Service at Waitangi …
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