AwaWhenua - Treaty of Waitangi

The Treaty of Waitangi Enrol Now

A sweeping introduction to The Treaty of Waitangi, this programme is an absolute for public and community sector workers who have no previous understanding on the Treaty. The programme analyses the story of the Treaty within New Zealand, answering fundamental questions such as, what is the Treaty of Waitangi? What is its significance to New Zealanders historically and today? What are the issues that have arisen under the Treaty and how should it be implemented practically in the workplace?

Facilitated by

Tania Te Whenua (Tuhoe/Te Whakatohea, BA/LLB, Partner AwaWhenua Consultants; Solicitor Aurere Law, Former Senior Educator Victoria University of Wellington Centre for Lifelong Learning)

Fee: $395 (excl GST); 25% discount applies for community organisations, students and beneficiaries

Enrol by downloading the enrolment form or contact AwaWhenua directly to enrol online.

Morning Session

Afternoon Session

The Treaty Historically

The Signing of the Treaty: Parties to the Treaty, differing interpretations and Treaty disagreements.

The Treaty intent; understanding the intention of the Treaty as espoused by the Principles of the Treaty

The Treaty Today

Political interactions: questions of sovereignty, alliances and loggerheads.

The modern face of the Treaty: implementation in the public sector today

Auckland

Venue: tbc, Auckland

Dates: The dates listed below are alternative options. The workshop is run over one full day.

Fri 16 March 9am - 4pm; or
Fri 15 June 9am - 4pm; or
Fri 14 September 9am - 4pm.

Wellington

Venue: tbc, Wellington
Dates: The dates listed below are alternative options. The workshop is run over one full day.

Fri 20 April 9am - 4pm; or
Fri 20 July 9am - 4pm; or
Fri 12 October 9am - 4pm.

Christchurch

Venue: tbc, Christchurch

Dates: The dates listed below are alternative options. The workshop is run over one full day.

Fri 18 May 9am - 4pm; or
Fri 17 August 9am - 4pm; or
Fri 16 November 9am - 4pm.

Enrol by downloading the enrolment form or contact AwaWhenua directly to enrol online.