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Are you interested in exploring with others what constitutional transformation could look like,
to actualise Te Tiriti o Waitangi?
Network Waitangi Whangārei invites Pākehā / Tauiwi / Tangata Tiriti peers to join an in-person group
to develop awareness and understanding of Matike Mai Aotearoa.
Process of Sessions:
The first session will include time for whakawhanaungatanga (getting to know one another). Sections of the Matike Mai report will be allocated to read ahead of each session, so participants need to access a copy of the report before the first session.
Order a hard copy from The Best Little Book Store
Tick the relevant option on the registration form to order directly from Network Waitangi Whangārei.
A supportive space will be created for participants to share their responses to the report, and explore what the transformation Matike Mai proposes might mean for us, individually and collectively. All sessions utilise grounding techniques and contemporary poetry to support learning.
When:
Tuesday 17th June: 10am - 12noon
Tuesday 1st, 15th & 29th July: 10am-11.30am
Where:
Te Puawānanga
Whangārei Central Library
Cost:
Individual $20 - $50
(pay what you can afford).
Registration:
To register, please complete this form, and indicate your Te Tiriti learning in the Additional comments section (see Prerequisites).
Prerequisites and requirements:
To take part, participants need to have completed an Introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi workshop or similar.
Participants are also expected to commit to all four sessions.
Facilitators: Agnes Hermans and Pat Gray, Network Waitangi Whangārei
Group size: Limited to a minimum of 6 and maximum of 12 participants.
About Matike Mai:
Formed at a meeting of the Iwi Chairs' Forum at Haruru in February 2010, Matike Mai Aotearoa, the Independent Working Group on Constitutional Transformation was chaired by Margaret Mutu and convened by the late Moana Jackson. The process to develop recommendations for constitutional change involved conversations between Māori of all ages across the country from 2012 to 2015. The Report of Matike Mai Aotearoa was published in 2016.
"... so much to consider and learn and be courageous about."
- Participant, 2021
About Network Waitangi Whangārei Workshop Facilitators
About Network Waitangi Whangārei Workshop Facilitators
Our workshops are run by experienced Pākehā facilitators who:
Involve people in activity-based learning techniques.
Work with participants to create a safe environment to enable full and free discussion on the issues raised in the workshop.
Provide independent resource material and a guide to further study.
We also provide Workplace implementation support, including anti-racism strategies and tools
- contact us to discuss.
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