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Whāriki Webinar | Groundwork: Facilitating Change
28 November 2022 @ 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
It was fantastic to see so many attend the Allyship: Partnering for equity huihuinga in July to consider how best to support the tāngata Māori workforce by upholding te Tiriti o Waitangi responsibilities. As a result of the huihuinga and a desire expressed to know how to be an ally in practice Whāriki is pleased to be able to host Jen Margaret, author of Working as Allies to present a webinar on tangata Tiriti acting as haumi (allies) in health.
Jen is Pākehā, of Cornish, Scottish, Danish and German ancestry. She has been active in Te Tiriti education for over 20 years and is the Director of Groundwork: Facilitating Change.
“We respond to the call from Māori for Pākehā to shoulder the responsibility of educating our own people and support change within tangata Tiriti-led organisations. Our approach is to centre tangata whenua voices, while ensuring that tangata Tiriti understand and act on their Te Tiriti responsibilities.”
Central to upholding Te Tiriti responsibilities is understanding the context and commitments of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. To gain or to refresh on this foundational knowledge, Whāriki encourages you to undertake one of Groundwork’s self-paced Understanding Te Tiriti workshops prior to attending the webinar.
You can enrol in these directly through Groundwork’s website. The workshop content is in modules which you work through the content at your own pace. You have access to the workshop for 12 weeks from purchasing a login and receive a certificate on completion of the workshop. There are two options to choose from, click on the links for more details:
Understanding Te Tiriti (concise) 2.5hrs This succinct and powerful insight into Te Tiriti o Waitangi is for anyone who is new to Te Tiriti and needs an overview, or who’s already done a Te Tiriti workshop and wants a refresher.
Understanding Te Tiriti (in-depth) 5 hrs This comprehensive workshop will give you a rich and detailed understanding of Te Tiriti, its history, meaning and current relevance.
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