Law and Justice

Child to Parent Violence and Abuse (CPVA) Professional Perspectives Survey A summary of VisAble’s 2026 survey: The Professionals Voice

By: Tempest, L., & Hale, K.
Published: 2026-06-25

The VisAble 2026 Professional Perspectives Survey highlights that Child to Parent Violence and Abuse (CPVA) is a common yet under-recognised issue across Aotearoa New Zealand, with most professionals reporting experience…continue reading

Law and Justice

Child to Parent Violence and Abuse: Understanding the Types of Traumas Experienced by Families and Whānau

By: Lee Tempest
Published: 2026-06-25

This report examines Child to Parent Violence and Abuse (CPVA) through a trauma-informed lens, highlighting the complex, cumulative, and often overlapping forms of trauma experienced by parents, caregivers, siblings, and…continue reading

LGBTQIA+

Rainbow inclusion as the ongoing work of queering: Rainbow employees’ positive perceptions of workplace climate in New Zealand

By: Taylor Le Cui
Published: 2026-06-09

Purpose: This study aims to explore Rainbow employees' positive perceptions of workplace climate in New Zealand organisations to understand how Rainbow inclusion is conceptualised and enacted in practice, addressing the…continue reading

Advocacy

Rainbow inclusion as the ongoing work of queering: rainbow employees’ positive perceptions of workplace climate in New Zealand

By: Le Cui
Published: 2026-03-28

Purpose This study aims to explore Rainbow employees’ positive perceptions of workplace climate in New Zealand organisations to understand how Rainbow inclusion is conceptualised and enacted in practice, addressing the…continue reading

LGBTQIA+

Rainbow tokenism, cis-heteronormativity and global backlash: Rainbow employees’ concerns about workplace climate in New Zealand

By: Taylor Le Cui
Published: 2026-01-01

Purpose: This article examines the perspectives of Rainbow employees on workplace climate challenges across New Zealand organisations. It also reveals the impacts of contemporary conservative political discourses surrounding diversity, equity…continue reading

Rainbow/LGBTQIA+
Critical Tiriti Analysis

Indigenous rights and managed public land: a critical treaty analysis of parks and reserves in New Zealand

By: Robin Quig and Els Russell
Published: 2025-08-25

This research critically examines the extent to which the Reserves Act 1977, the primary legislative framework governing many parks and reserves, especially those associated with territorial local authorities, aligns with…continue reading

Critical Tiriti Analysis
LGBTQIA+

‘We are celebrated but not included’: heteronormativity and cisnormativity in Aotearoa New Zealand workplaces

By: Le Cui
Published: 2025-08-19

Using survey comments from organisations across various sectors in Aotearoa New Zealand, this qualitative study examines the workplace climate for Rainbow employees. It employs the theoretical frameworks of heteronormativity and…continue reading

Rainbow/LGBTQIA+
Ethnicity and Diversity

Exploring Perspectives on Identity, Belonging, Inclusion and Social Cohesion: Implications for Placed-Based Early Childhood Education

By: Angel Chan; Jenny Ritchie
Published: 2025-08-15

This article applies an analysis of data from research undertaken by the Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono (IACT) in 2020 to the field of early childhood education (ECE). The IACT study…continue reading

Ethnicity and Diversity

The im/possibility of home: Chinese queer international students’ homing experiences in New Zealand

By: Le Cui; Lin Song
Published: 2025-08-14

This paper explores the experiences of Chinese queer international students in New Zealand as they leave behind a heteronormative past home and seek a new queer home and future. Departing…continue reading

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