What was I taught?
For enabling people to explore the development of their own values and beliefs in relation to the issue in a …
Justice Activities
Thanks to a generous grant from ACE Aotearoa, we – Kotare Trust, AWEA and colleagues – were able to produce facilitator guides for using some of our more popular education for social justice activities. If you’d like to know more or ask us to make links to other relevant sites please contact us.
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Thinking about relationships
For providing a structure to enable people to use their own knowledge about relationships to apply to other working relationships.For …
The Tale of Curl
An activity to enable people to explore the experience of being in a marginalised group.An activity to enable people to …
The rich list
An activity for understanding oppression, privilege and wealth.An activity for understanding oppression, privilege and wealth. …
The Motis test
For demonstrating how institutional racism works and to understand how practices can be unintentionally assimilationist.For demonstrating how institutional racism works …
The miracle question
This activity encourages participants to imagine the world as they want it to be and develop detailed thinking about the …
The human misery industry
A tool specific to Aotearoa New Zealand for exploring what it means to be an ally when working for the …
The Duke and the Duchess
An activity to develop awareness of participants own assumptions about social structures.An activity to develop awareness of participants own assumptions …
The blanket game
An activity to help group members tell the difference between goals, tactics and strategy.An activity to help group members tell …
Ten Chairs in Aotearoa New Zealand
Ten chairs is an economic literacy, social justice and structural analysis tool. This is an Aotearoa New Zealand version that …