Te Tiriti o Waitangi legitimises settler presence in Aotearoa and governance by the British Crown... more Te Tiriti o Waitangi legitimises settler presence in Aotearoa and governance by the British Crown. Therefore, te Tiriti must lie at the heart of ethical health promotion in this country. This resource, inspired by activist scholarship, explores the ways in which senior health promoters work with the articles of te Tiriti and its aspirations.
This resource builds upon recognition of the Māori text of te Tiriti and offers guidance for those that work in the health sector to manage and develop their Treaty based practice in ways that recognise the power relationships it enshrines. It acknowledges, as did the original philosophical underpinnings of cultural safety that those relationships are not merely therapeutic or health-centred but are also historical, political, and economic.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi legitimises settler presence in Aotearoa and governance by the British Crown... more Te Tiriti o Waitangi legitimises settler presence in Aotearoa and governance by the British Crown. Therefore, te Tiriti must lie at the heart of ethical health promotion in this country. This resource, inspired by activist scholarship, explores the ways in which senior health promoters work with the articles of te Tiriti and its aspirations.
This resource builds upon recognition of the Māori text of te Tiriti and offers guidance for those that work in the health sector to manage and develop their Treaty based practice in ways that recognise the power relationships it enshrines. It acknowledges, as did the original philosophical underpinnings of cultural safety that those relationships are not merely therapeutic or health-centred but are also historical, political, and economic.
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This resource builds upon recognition of the Māori text of te Tiriti and offers guidance for those that work in the health sector to manage and develop their Treaty based practice in ways that recognise the power relationships it enshrines. It acknowledges, as did the original philosophical underpinnings of cultural safety that those relationships are not merely therapeutic or health-centred but are also historical, political, and economic.
This resource builds upon recognition of the Māori text of te Tiriti and offers guidance for those that work in the health sector to manage and develop their Treaty based practice in ways that recognise the power relationships it enshrines. It acknowledges, as did the original philosophical underpinnings of cultural safety that those relationships are not merely therapeutic or health-centred but are also historical, political, and economic.