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Women and Global movements – Occupy Savvy interviews Marama Davidson
Women and global movements – Occupy Savvy interviews Marama Davidson Please go to the above link where Occupy Savvy interviews Marama Davidson around global movements and the role of women in them. “In the Occupy Movement in Aotearoa, my small … Continue reading
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Aotearoa responsibilities around indigenous rights – Idle No More
Aotearoa responsibilities around indigenous rights: “Idle No More” Please go to the above link for my post on indigenous rights at The Daily Blog.
Happy Waitangi Day?
This is my own personal start to visioning what we are aiming for. It is not exhaustive or structured. Perhaps it will rouse debate or if people don’t like it they could write their own. Happy Waitangi Day? When our … Continue reading
IDLE NO MORE – from my Aotearoa perspective
Just my own personal ‘what’s on top for me right now’ rant. 1. Ongoing abuse of indigenous peoples by coloniser Canada on that Great Turtle land. We know this here. 2. Ongoing resistance by those indigenous nations to maintain their sovereignty … Continue reading
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Calling for Indigenous Sovereignty – support the ‘Idle No More’ movement
Press Release: 28 December 2012 Te Wharepora Hou Māori women’s group is encouraging more support from Aotearoa to a global call for indigenous sovereignty. The “Idle No More” movement is an indigenous uprising which started in Saskatchewan in November. It was a First Nation’s … Continue reading
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