Heather Came & Associates

Heather Came & Associates has a new pair of short on-line workshops for those that might be keen. One with Grant Berghan on honourable kãwanatanga showcasing a new resource we have developed and one with Dr Alex Barnes about Tiriti-based organisational change based on some recent publications. Register via QR code or email [email protected]

A blog about Alex Barnes, Taydia Heta-Morris, Wiremu Woodard and Dean Adam's new article in Ethnicities documenting six Tiriti workers reflections on Tiriti-led organisational change.

The Journey is the Destination: Some Tiriti worker’s insights into Tiriti-led Organisational Transformation Lashings of Tiriti workers at the AWEA – 100th birthday celebration in 2014.Last year we were lucky enough to interview a cohort of senior Tiriti workers about Tiriti-based organisational change. We were lucky to spend time with: Jen Margaret, Dr Rangimarie Mahuika, Takiwai and Chris Murphy, Dean ...

Be great to hear from more organisations that want to share their Te Tiriti journey for our Royal society Te Apārangi Marsden study on honourable kãwanatanga. Nationwide survey open now. Learning to build a Tiriti-based future.

Join our nationwide survey on Tiriti-based organisational journeys – Kaitiaki Nursing New Zealand Letters Join our nationwide survey on Tiriti-based organisational journeys By Heather Came, Clive Aspin and Julio Pereira April 13, 2026 Has your organisation been, or is on, a Te Tiriti o Waitangi journey? Researchers exploring how kāwanatanga — authority to govern — can be exercised in a trul...

Here is a blog about our Honourable kāwanatanga wānanga at Te Herenga Waka held late last year part of our Marsden study. It was a wild weather day but fascinating kōrero about moving closer to a Tiriti-based future. Link to the full Report buried in the blog. Academic papers to follow unpacking what we found. Thanks to the team Clive, Grant, Mershen, Leah, Julio, Joy and Denis plus our trusty research whanau and advisors for helping make the magic happen.

Imagining Honourable Kāwanatanga: Reflections (and a Report) on a Wānanga On October 28, 2025, amidst some truly challenging Wellington weather, 63 passionate individuals gathered at Te Herenga Waka marae. Scholars, trade unionists, community leaders, activists, and students all came with one vital purpose: to kōrero about how we can achieve honourable kāwanatanga in Ao...

We welcome organisational and community group responses to our epic nationwide survey on Tiriti-based organisational journeys. We are aiming to back engineer what are some of the key steps, processes, values that foster sustainable movement to Tiriti justice.
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Te Tiriti based futures + Antiracism is going to be fab. Register here
https://www.tiritibasedfutures.info/ Also check out our HC & A honourable kāwanatanga PechaKucha inspired organisational Tiriti journeys extravaganza - 18 organisations sharing their stories. Scan the QR code to register and/or email [email protected]

Looking forward to speaking at this gathering about our Honourable Kāwanatanga project with Clive Aspin. Some interesting speakers in the lineup if anyone is keen to join us.

Kia Tika, Kia Pono—For A Just Society | Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies | Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington This conference is developing a new way of thinking about Aotearoa New Zealand as a society.

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New Critical Tiriti Analysis (CTA) paper out examining the 2023-4 Health workforce plan and its (mal)alignment with the elements of Te Tiriti o Waitangi; with Haidee Renata, Carlton Irving and Maria Baker. https://www.heathercameassociates.com/post/critical-tiriti-analysis-why-the-health-workforce-plan-still-falls-short

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Not to late to book in for regular or advance Critical Tiriti Analysis on-line public courses...