Location:AUT City Campus, 55 Wellesley Street Date:March 1st, 2024 Register now
Register now for our AUT launch of He Ture Kia Tika
Come join us at AUT City Campus to celebrate the launch of our project findings, films and book of whānau stories from He Ture Kia Tika. Please note the date has been changed and is now occurring on March 1st, from 5pm-7pm. This five-year project aimed to ‘Let the Law be Right’ for whānau experiencing … Continue reading Register now for our AUT launch of He Ture Kia Tika
Celebrate with us, register now for our AUT launch!
Come join us at AUT City Campus to celebrate the launch of our project findings, films and book of stories from He Ture Kia Tika. This five year project aimed to ‘Let the Law be Right’ for whānau experiencing mental distress and addiction while in the justice system. Our proposed key actions for a solution-focused … Continue reading Celebrate with us, register now for our AUT launch!
He Ture Kia Tika report launch!
Today is an exciting day as we launch our report to the public. Our report recommends that the Government implement our proposed solutions for developing a trauma-informed justice system that collaborates with a diverse network of community-based resources. Our action plan involves redistributing government funds to prioritise Kaupapa Māori services and peer support, which are … Continue reading He Ture Kia Tika report launch!
Kia Hiwa Ra! We are getting ready to launch He Ture Kia Tika
The co-design rōpū for He Ture Kia Tika is getting excited as we prepare to share our project findings. Our report detailing action points to help whānau experiencing mental distress and addiction be better supported while in the justice system will be released on October 10th at heturekiatika.com. After the launch, we will add posts … Continue reading Kia Hiwa Ra! We are getting ready to launch He Ture Kia Tika
Taking our research journey to the world
Kia ora e te whānau, Tēna tātou! E mihi ana ki a koutou i runga i nga āhuatanga whakahirahira o te wiki nei, arā, Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! Māori language week is upon us, check out the resources at http://www.reomaori.co.nz if you want to practice your reo Rangatira – karawhiua/go for it! We … Continue reading Taking our research journey to the world
Whiria te tangata / Weave Together the People
As we come to that time when we are having a break for the year, we thought we would share a little bit about how we work collaboratively with our co-design rōpū. In this blog, Stella Black gives a little insight from our last hui. Some of our co-design rōpū: Dave Burnside, Katey Thom, Martin … Continue reading Whiria te tangata / Weave Together the People
The power of peer support
Kia ora e te whānau, Here’s a video created by some of our team to show the importance and unique healing power of peer support. At a time like this we felt it was perfect to share because we can all help each other in everyday life. This is especially powerful when we can relate … Continue reading The power of peer support
He Hikoi Mātūtū: Addiction recovery walk
There was an amazing turn-out at Albert Park on December 7th for the start of the Hikoi. Despite severe weather warnings and a bus strike, hundreds of people from treatment centres across the city, recovery groups, 12 Step fellowships, their families and supporters gathered at the park. In this blog, Jess Hastings tell us about … Continue reading He Hikoi Mātūtū: Addiction recovery walk
Lessons from Scotland: Set lived experience centre, not on the margins
In this blog, we hear from Dave Burnside, Jeremy Tumoana and Katey Thom following their travels to Edinburgh, Scotland to hear from people around the world about their approaches to 'Law Enforcement and Public Health'. This was the fifth time the conference has brought people together who are attempting to bring a public health approach … Continue reading Lessons from Scotland: Set lived experience centre, not on the margins
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