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Te Karanga a Maaui; Calls of influence that spark entrepreneurship in Rangatahi Maaori

Perceptions of Community Safety in West Auckland

Good Practice Responding to Sexual Violence. Guidelines for ‘mainstream’ sexual violence crisis support services. Round 2′

A Report to BayTrust. A focus on opportunities to make positive impact in the first 1,000 days of a child’s life and youth engagement

Improving Educational Achievement for Students From Somali Backgrounds in Auckland, New Zealand: An Evaluation of a School Catch–Up Programme.

A Relationships Framework for working with Te Tiriti/Treaty of Waitangi in the Community and Public Sector of Aotearoa New Zealand

Community Economic Development: Understanding the New Zealand Context

Bushwhacking for Tiriti Based Justice: 2014 Joan Cook State of the Pākehā Nation Memorial Waitangi Day Essay

Waimarino Youth Photovoice Project

Matua Whangai: Can we invigorate an important concept of social work?

Community Sector Model and Framework for Sustainable Funding and Accountability within Communities

Time for change: A framework for community discussion on values-based and Treaty-based constitutional arrangements

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