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Learn from thinkers and innovators in anti - racism praxis

 

STIR is a movement of public health academics, activists and everyday people who are working towards transforming institutional racism in public health in Aotearoa. Join us, be moved and inspired by national and international speakers and activators. Be part of creating a robust network of anti-racism practitioners across the planet. Nau mai, haere mai tatou katoa. Welcome on board.

STIR - STOP INSTITUTIONAL RACISM 

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016 : STIR-STOP INSTITUTIONAL RACISM SYMPOSIUM AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND
Planning to end
institutional racism.
Date
Sept 13, 2016
 
Venue

Te Mahurehure Marae

65-73 Premier Ave, Point Chevalier

Auckland 1022

New Zealand

MAILING LIST

WHAT IS STIR?

STIR: Stop Institutional Racism is a New Zealand based health activist network pursuing health equity and the end of institutional racism. Formed in 2013, STIR has a core group of 12 members and over 100 associates. Our membership is both Māori and non-Māori from across New Zealand. We write submissions, develop policy, pursuing a research agenda, monitor government practices, and raise awareness and capacity levels around institutional racism and anti-racism praxis.

Co-chairs Dr Heather Came and Grant Berghan

Core Members: Ngaire Rae, Robert Muller, Emma Rawson, Tim McCreanor, Nicole Coupe, Lisa McNabe, Jonathan Fay, Sue Turner,

Errol Murray and Claire Doole.

SPEAKERS

OUR SPEAKERS

To tackle institutional racism, we need to approach it from many directions. We are honoured to have these inspirational national and international speakers who have something unique and important to contribute to this symposium.

SPONSORS

Associate Sponsors                                                                                                                                               Financial Sponsors

SPONSERS
CONTACT

CONTACT US

For other questions and comments email stirsymposium2016@gmail.com

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