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Filling in the Gaps
A new report into Family Violence and Sexual Violence (FV/SV) instigated by the Ministry of Social Development makes for grim reading in places for our Pasifika peoples.
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Pacific Practitioners’ Fono - Hawke's Bay & Tairāwhiti
Hawkes Bay and Tairāwhiti are the latest regions to welcome the Fono aimed at putting a halt to the scourge of Family Violence and Sexual Violence (FV/SV) in our Pasifika communities, funded and supported by PASEFIKA PROUD.
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Stopit Campaign Highlights Family Harm and Sexual Violence
New Zealanders are being asked to speak out as a campaign is launched to highlight family harm and sexual violence. Christchurch organisation Aviva is trying to highlight concerns around sexual consent.
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Pacific Practitioners' Fono – Waikato, Bay of Plenty & Taranaki
Fono participants were welcomed into K’aute Pasefika’s community fale and village by Leaupepe Rachel Karalus, Chief Executive. Her acknowledgement of the collective journey of Pacific peoples in Aotearoa set the tone for the theme of the fono, ‘Celebrating the Transformative Power of Connection.’
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Time for Action on Pacific Practitioners' Forum Plans
Following on from the well-received Pacific Practitioners' Forum into Family Violence and Sexual Violence, a number of ideas are about to be put into action from a collective of suggestions at the two-day event.
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A change 180 years in the making
The Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence, The Hon. Marama Davidson, represented the Government at the Fono and she covered the theme of weaving knowledge and actions together in relation to the Te Aorerekura Strategy.
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