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Welcome to Melissa Parkes our new Fundraising and Communications Intern

Melissa comes to us from Iosis Family Solutions and her role is funded by the Department of Internal Affairs Community Internship Scheme.

International Indigenous Development Research Conference

Auckland, New Zealand, 27-30 June 2012
Indigenous Development 2012

Easy Evaluation training Auckland 5 to 7 March.
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Just released: the special edition of Third Sector Review. The Australia and New Zealand Third Sector Research inc invites critically informed articles that examine environmentally active organisations and movements in Australia, New Zealand or neighbouring Pacific countries from the perspective of organisational practice.

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The New Zealand Social Statistics Network (NZSSN, www.nzssn.org.nz) is offering fifteen 5-day courses, one 3-day course and one 2-day course under the banner of Social ScienceResearch Methods, 13th–24th February 2012. The courses take place at Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Government.

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Community Research gathers research about New Zealand’s tangata whenua, community and voluntary sector, shares it with a broader audience, creates a virtual hub for researchers, iwi and community organisations to share their ideas, and advocates good methods in community research.

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Governance-Kaitiaki group: From left to right: Back row: Margy-Jean Malcolm, Marion Blake, Garth Nowland-Foreman (Co-chair), Robyn Kamira (website), Mariao Hohaia, Kataraina Pipi (Co-chair). Front row: Sally Fenwick-Ridley (Treasurer), Jan Hinde (Manager), Pania Coote, Carolyn Cordery. Missing: Leon Hawea and Sonya Rimene.

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What’s on this site

This website gathers and disseminates research. This is the place to upload, search and download research that’s been undertaken by, with or about communities in New Zealand.  This site gathers research, evaluations, reports, studies, dissertations, powerpoints, conference papers, case studies, multimedia files and more.

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Registration entitles you to:
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Registration gets you immediately connected to others in your field.  Registering shows our funders that we’re offering a service that you value!  Registration is quick and free.

Kuhu mai


Governance-Kaitiaki Co-Chair Kataraina Pipi talks about Kuhu Mai – a Community Research Tangata Whenua caucus project.  Learn more …
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Our people and our resources

Over 899 people have joined Community Research so far.
Over 200 people and organisations contribute research.
Over 2,800 downloads of research files since we began.
Our members represent an estimated 600 organisations including Changemakers Refugee Forum
99.75 percent of our members agree with our Code of Practice

“I see Community Research as one of the important resources that is gently nurturing the capacity of the Tangata Whenua, community and voluntary sector for learning from practice.  Our sector, our whānau, our clients and communities benefit from the sharing of these kete of knowledge.  So does the wider society, who have much to learn from this sector’s practical wisdom. Resources like the website are an accessible place to share this. Seeds need to be watered to sprout! I am delighted to see this garden continuing to grow and funders, members and users recognising its value as a strategic, long term asset.”

Margy-Jean Malcolm
Senior Lecturer, Graduate Diploma in Not for Profit Management, Unitec NZ