New Zealand organisations that are engaged in community development practice to empower women are disadvantaged under neo-liberal and third way style policies of the New Zealand Government. Recent research has…

…has sought to make government’s community collaborators more professional in their approach. This has been achieved by influencing third sector organisations to adopt quasi-business models of organisational practice and accountability….

…how New Zealand firms and organisations see and respond to diversity. The survey aims to contribute to public understanding and debate, and seeks to highlight both good practice and what…

This Research is about the Rainbow Temple in Byron Shire, NSW, Australia. The diverse belief systems and the symbolic behaviours practiced and described by people who live at the Rainbow…

…research indicates the C4C programme is successful in promoting positive long-term impacts for those who engage in the programme. This report outlines the impacts thematically, followed by recommendations for practice….

…history. It has been completed to create an initial baseline for the development of a more comprehensive framework for measuring and reporting outcomes and the difference it is making to…

The case studies were chosen by the leadership team at Community Waitakere. While Community Waitakere operates in the community development space, the case studies are not entirely from organisations that…

…to build confidence and to have fun. This research contributes to development practice by developing a PYD model for refugee-background youth, guidelines for NFE providers, and areas for further research.…

This monograph reviews the state of the third sector in both Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand, and is the first comprehensive overview of the research that has studied and documented…

…which provided a safe space for mutual disclosure. These outcomes suggest that there are significant benefits for researchers, and narrative research, if narrative research allows for and affords story sharing….