Treaty in the 21st Century
3 and 4 July 2009
Nga Kete Wananga Marae, Manukau Institute of Technology, Otara, Manukau City
Treaty in the 21st Century is a conference for people with an interest in applying the Treaty of Waitangi in the not for profit, public and private sectors, in their communities and in their own lives.
Registration: Registration fees are: individuals $30, community groups $50, government or private organisation $80 (fee includes two day conference, lunch, morning / afternoon tea). Earlybird registration closes on Friday 26th June after which time there is an additional fee of $20. You can register online at http://www.trc.org.nz/onlineregistration
Conference programme includes:
a focus on past and current work and future directions for the Treaty
keynote presentations – Hone Harawira, Grant Powell, Hannah Ho, Peta Si’ulepa
over 30 workshops, including: – Graphic design for Tangata Tiriti – How lipstick and dresses, suits and ties, lead to Te Tiriti breaches – Te Whare: reaching out through film – A Treaty Based Framework for Practice – Decolonising Aotearoa: Viewing the Future as a First Generation Colonist – Action research on media reporting of Maori Pakeha relations – The Treaty and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights in 21st century – Learning in social movements: Experiences in the Pakeha Treaty workers movement – A Framework for Action: who is responsible for what in Tiriti-based development? – Discussing the Tangata Tiriti / Treaty People kit approach to Treaty education – Treaty and Adult and Community Education – Pakeha language around Te Tiriti – Banner making – Early Friendships between Maori and Pakeha/Tauiwi: envisioning the future by re-visioning the past, and more! See programme outline at http://www.trc.org.nz/conference09 for more details;
opportunities for informal networking
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