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One of the devices Heather Came & Associates use in the classroom is the Too Hard Basket - as featured in E-tangata. We use it has a mechanism to co-create curriculum. The questions are collected at the beginning of class and answered by a panel in the afternoon. The questions are often honest, thoughtful and brave. With the permission of our students, here are some of the questions and some attempts at answers in case they are useful. What would have to happen for the Wait

There is a paucity of published literature about Tiriti-based organisational change. People tend to lean into doing the work rather than writing about it. This silence makes it hard for potential change agents to build on previous work or even know that it exists. In reality a rich body of Tiriti-based organisational change work does exist; it is just held in the memory and evolving praxis of Tiriti workers. For those of us committed to Tiriti justice, the journey from being

In our collective, ongoing efforts to disrupt institutional racism and build a society rooted in genuine Tiriti justice, we must always look to the wisdom of those who have long stood on the front lines. Last year, while interviewing twenty movement leaders about the complexities of achieving Honourable Kāwanatanga, a profound treasure trove of literature fell into our laps. In passing, elders mentioned assorted texts they found influential that spoke to the kaupapa. We have