We invite you to our free webinar on 6 December 11am to 12pm 2022, for a moment of guided reflection. E ngaki ana a mua, e tōtō mai ana a…
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Methodologies for former-refugee and ethnic-migrant background researchers in Aotearoa
What research methodologies create better outcomes for former-refugee and ethnic-migrant communities? As a researcher from these communities, how do you position yourself? Discuss with other researchers. We are proudly partnering…
Telling the story of our Researcher whānau – Dr Irene Ayallo.
Research participants are not simply informants. October 2022 We asked community researcher Irene Ayallo why she got involved in research, and what she hopes for how community research is done…
Insights from social policy research on communities and Covid
We are proudly and actively part of the community network ComVoices – amplifying the voices of Aotearoa’s community sector to influence decision-makers. ComVoices has been working hard to create an…
Raise the mana of community knowledge: Join Community Research’s Kaitiaki-Board
Looking for a voluntary board position that will raise the mana of community knowledge in Aotearoa? Join our Tangata Whenua Caucus in our dynamic, Te Tiriti-based and future-focused Community Research.…
Third informal hui for refugee and ethnic-migrant background researchers in Aotearoa
Hear From Us, Not About us: (Re)connection for refugee and ethnic-migrant background researchers ‘Hear from us, not about us: The power of refugee-background research‘. Following our launch of this powerful…
Kōrero me te whakarongo – Jeremy Mayall
Creative Acts of Kindness We talked to Arts Advocate Jeremy Mayall from Creative Waikato recently about art and social change as embodied research. Jeremy watched our recent webinar Racism, community,…
Telling the stories of our researcher whānau – Dr Rand Hazou
21 June 2022 The Universal Language of Culture Maraea Rihari talks with researcher Dr Rand Hazou about his life and mahi, and his passion for human rights. On whakapapa: “Our…
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Nau mai haere mai – honoa mai i te Community Research. We’re looking for two new kaimahi to join us. You will be truly supported by our team to make…
Telling the stories of our researcher whānau – Dr Dianne Wepa
28 April 2022 He Toka Tūmoana; A Standing Rock in the Sea. Writer Maraea Rihari talks with social researcher Dr Dianne Wepa, about her contribution to mental health in Aotearoa,…
Continuing our tautoko of former-refugee and ethnic-migrant-background researchers in Aotearoa
Thank you to everyone who participated in our three hui in the past year for refugee-background and ethnic-migrant-background researchers and evaluators. We hope to continue this support of these communities.…
Kōrero me te whakarongo (talk and listen)
‘That space for intercultural dialogue is totally gold‘ We talked to creative, refugee advocate, and HOST International kaimahi Sarah Macdonald recently about her latest feedback to Community Research. Sarah watched…