Vol. 12 (2021): Special Issue: Activating Collectivity - Aroha and Power

A special issue based on the social movements conference 2020, hosted at Victoria University of Wellington.

Published: 2022-08-15

Editorial

Sipping Tea and Sharing Kōrero: Reflections on ‘Activating Collectivity: Aroha and Power’

Emalani Case, Anne Waapu, Kassie Hartendorp, Fetūolemoana Teuila Tamapeau, Kaitlin Abbott, Tayla Cook, Amanda Thomas, Dylan Taylor

19-34
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Articles

Dreaming Together for Constitutional Transformation

Margaret Mutu, Veronica Tawhai, Tayla Cook, Safari Hynes

37-52
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Ko Wai Tēnei e Tū Ake Nei? Activating Collectivity and Accountability Through Grounded Positioning

Arama Rata, Mengzhu Fu, Jess Mio, Emalani Case

55-79
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Critical Race Theory and the Law in New Zealand

Dylan Asafo, Litia Tuiburelevu

95-133
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Caring for Whenua

Pania Newton, Pua Case, Emalani Case, Kassie Hartendorp

171-182
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Interventions

Ngā Mahi o Rarohenga: Organising Well Means Organising to End Violence

Kim McBreen

81-92
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Tending to the Roots: Collective Visualisations for the Future

Makanaka Tuwe

135-142
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A Recipe for Kai-dness

Natasha Perkins, Bobby Luke, Nan O'Sullivan, Maria Rodgers, Rebecca Kiddle, Katarina Anaru, Cally O'Neill, Leanna Dey, Dana Fridman

145-159
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Reflections from Kōtare

Catherine Delahunty, Tim Howard, Sue Bradford

161-168
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Activating Aroha

Brooke Pao Stanley

185-187
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The Night the People Reclaimed You

Nadia Abu-Shanab

188-189
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