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We have developed this workshop to help raise awareness of “white culture”, some of the ways we can identify it and how it functions within our society.
The course aims to provide a forum to explore and discuss what this means for you as a member of Aotearoa/New Zealand society.
The course will be facilitated by Adreanne Ormond and Madeleine Taylor.
Dates and Locations
29- 30th May – (venue to be confirmed)
25-26th June – at Victoria Uni Rutherford House Room RH 205
23-24th July – (venue to be confirmed)
21- 22nd August – at Victoria Uni Rutherford House Room RH 205
Cost: $345 GST Included
$345.00
We have developed this workshop to help raise awareness of “white culture”, some of the ways we can identify it and how it functions within our society. We feel that unless this phenomenon is understood it will minimise our efforts to make a fairer society and manage the problems which we face. It is from this context that we invite you to explore with us how, colonial and Pākeha culture or white culture, shapes all of our lives, despite our personal cultural or social history. The course aims to provide a forum to explore and discuss what this means for you as a member of Aotearoa/New Zealand society.
We are looking for about 12-15 people to join us.
This course has the support of Vic University Diana Unwin Chair of Restorative Justice.
The course will be facilitated by Adreanne Ormond and Madeleine Taylor.
Cost: $345 GST Included