A community-based national strategy for diversity and inclusion
Contributor(s): Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono
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The inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono have developed this national strategy as a tool for strengthening inclusion in Aotearoa, drawing from their research and engagement with communities. This strategy offers an interpretation of how to achieve a society where everyone feels a sense of belonging, and what needs to change at a community level to achieve that ambition.
The themes that they selected from the research are those which guide the work in supporting community-based action. Out of the many themes that have emerged from theresearch, they have chosen not to focus on areas that they believe are tasks for central/local government. (From the Introduction). Record #8667