New Zealander of the Year nominations are now pointless. It’s this girl, who will also be the coolest kid at her school pretty much forever. #hesadickso

Always in our hearts and minds 🖤🤍💔 #MoanaJackson

Maria Bargh has developed ‘A Tika Transition to a Flourishing Aotearoa’ policy guide and toolbox. These resources were inspired by her experiences responding to Government proposals around climate adaptation, mitigation and transition.

Story here: bioheritage.nz/a-tika-transit…

This arrived today. It is always nice to see the work published and hold the hard copy in your hands. But this feels particularly timely.

Re-visiting the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi would have wide-ranging effects on all sorts of legislation, but even if that doesn't happen, the debate around it is having wide-ranging effects on Māori newsroom.co.nz/2024/01/31/the…

If you ever find yourself wondering whether Māori ceded sovereignty in signing Te Tiriti, read what Moana Jackson had to say about it and remind yourself to never again entertain such ridiculous colonial fantasies.

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🌟 Meet the Panellist: Dr Carwyn Jones 🌟

With broad expertise in Māori Law and Treaty structures, we are honoured to have Dr Carwyn Carwyn Jones join us from Aotearoa.

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“We don’t need lots of money, time, or rich benefactors — which none of us have anyway. We just need three friends who care about looking after our people and Papatūānuku. By flexing that one small muscle, we triple our power.” — Kassie Hartendorp

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Nobody should be surprised that Chris Luxon is happy to embrace the racists in ACT and NZ first. His policies and the language he deliberately uses have made it clear to me for some time that he actively wants to cause harm to whānau Māori.

I have to say that I am surprised to find that Chris Luxon and the National Party invented the ‘by Māori, for Māori’ approach

“The notion that Māori are responsible for our own language decline is a convenient argument. It absolves the Crown of its responsibilities to make right its many wrongs.” — Awanui Te Huia

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“It’s this belief — ‘I am a good person and therefore incapable of wrongdoing’ — that makes institutional racism almost impossible to combat. The reality is we are all capable of perpetuating harm against one group of people or another.” — Tīhema Baker

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Petition to the New Zealand Government: Transform our justice system by implementing all of the Turuki! Turuki! Report’s recommendations our.actionstation.org.nz/petitions/tran… #CareNotCagesNZ

In this collection of writings, some of Moana Jackson’s friends, whānau and colleagues share recollections of the man they knew and reflect on his many contributions to whānau, hapū, iwi, Aotearoa and the world.

Get your copy today. #booklaunch

“There are so many areas where Māori are extremely active in politics, but voting in general elections is not always one of them.” — Professor Maria Bargh, Independent Electoral Review Panel

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