TANGATA
TIRITI - TREATY PEOPLE
An interactive workbook for migrant communities is available
at ARMS now!
The development of Tangata Tiriti - Treaty People was a
collaborative project lead by the Treaty Education Group working with the
Auckland Regional Migrant Services (ARMS) , Auckland Workers Education
Association (AWEA), the Human Rights Commission (HRC) and the Refugee Council
of New Zealand.
For many years, migrants to New Zealand have indicated strong
interest in understanding more about the unique history and bicultural
foundations of Aotearoa-New Zealand. As a result, this informative and
interactive resource has been developed for use with and by migrant communities
in any part of Aotearoa.
The resource has simple and accurate information about the
Treaty of Waitangi and includes many interactive activities that are best used
in a group or workshop setting. It has been written in a way that it will be
particularly suitable for facilitators and teachers to use with community
groups or ESOL classes. It can be used with new settlers for whom English is a
relatively new language and also with any non Maori who wants a basic
understanding of the Treaty.
The inaugural Treaty workshop was held in March this year and
was facilitated by experienced and knowledgeable Treaty Education Workers. It
was so successful that ARMS held a second one-day workshop in May and around 20
people from the wider community participated.
Auckland Regional Migrant Services (ARMS) is the main
distributor. For a copy of the resource, please download the order form
here, or contact reception on (09) 625 2440 email:
reception@arms-mrc.org.nz
If you or your groups are interested in having a one-hour
orientation session, a full day workshop, or attending a Trainings for
Facilitators, please contact reception on (09) 625 2440 email:
reception@arms-mrc.org.nz
For information about the Tangata Tiriti - Treaty People
Workshop please visit Latest Workshop Schedules
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