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Read about past events held by the Stout Research Centre, view photos, and watch videos of seminar series.
Anne Else and Maria Haenga-Collins present a seminar about reproductive justice.
April Boland presents her research for her PhD in Study of Religion.
The Poverty by Design seminar series was held between 24 July and 28 August 2024.
This seminar series takes a fresh look at some major Aotearoa cultural works on poverty.
Watch Jacqueline Leckie's presentation about her book Old Black Cloud.
In France, the majority of the Māori taonga are housed at the Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac in Paris, where 268 taonga are registered in the collections
The first one-hundred years of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormons) in New Zealand.
This talk explores the visits of two African American proponents of parental school choice.
The 'secret world' of security intelligence during a period in which counter-espionage and counter-subversion duties were primarily handled by the NZ Police.
The relationship between indigeneity and the institutions of common law have long caused various challenges of sovereignty for indigenous peoples.
Monash University Professor of History Bain Attwood will be discussing his important new work on the making of histories about te Tiriti/the Treaty.
A series covering all aspects of food in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Download a copy of the programme for the Katherine Mansfield - Last Things and Legacies symposium, held 100 years since the writer's death.
Read about the Secret History book launch, held at Unity Books, Wellington on 13 July 2023.
A six part seminar series held April to May 2023, examining the state of water in New Zealand—management, governance, and reform.
This series explored, assessed, and reflected upon pivotal episodes of dissent, non-conformity and critical-thinking which has played out across the University.
This seminar series, held 27 April to 8 June 2022, addressed themes and activities in New Zealand research that were central to Professor Lydia Wevers' work.