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Updates & Legacy — Stigmabase is a Canadian Non-Governmental & Nonprofit Initiative. Our mission is to inform about stigma around the world and make the data collected accessible for researchers. Stigmabase is very attentive to misinformation and lists only reliable sources. — The marginalization of individuals or categories of individuals is a too common phenomenon. Millions of people are facing this problem around the world and many complex factors are involved.

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Māori will benefit from new govt

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — November 29, 2023

Our political reporter Te Okiwa McLean sat down with the new Māori Development minister Tama Potaka who believes Māori will benefit under his View article...

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Stigmabase is a canadian non-profit internet initiative dedicated to informing and raising awareness on the damaging effects of social exclusion and stigma around the world. The marginalization of individuals or categories of individuals is a too common phenomenon. Millions of people are facing this problem around the world and many complex factors are involved.

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Critical allyship essential to achieving Indigenous health equity

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

... Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people must continue. Over six million Australians voted 'YES' in the recent Voice to Parliament referendum ... View article...

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Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

The 1967 referendum recognised Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as people, counted in the census, allowing the Australian Government to ... View article...

UN committee says WA government's botched handling of Aboriginal heritage could be ...

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

A UN committee has found the Australian and WA governments potentially breached racial discrimination convention over Aboriginal ... View article...

Little movement on Federal heritage reform in 2023 - but stakeholders and industry are ...

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

... Aboriginal heritage laws restored with key changes". It moved away from the option that would involve standalone Federal legislation. In the ... View article...

The Māori wards bill, explained

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

a picture of a table labeled with ' maori ward', the mayor, albany. Auckland Council doesn't have Māori seats, despite a consultation period last year ... View article...

Council provides funding boost to Pōneke projects

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

... Māori bilingual literary art project, StarJam's music-based workshops ... Māori , and empowers Māori to take tangible climate action with the whenua. View article...

The big winners of this week's Budget are not Māori

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 28, 2024

For Māori, this Budget will have no sweeteners because nothing has changed. We will witness the same thing we have done with past Budgets; 98 per cent of the money will go to Pākehā delivery mechanisms. When they fail, we cop the blame. View article...

'Denying history is simply lying': how the University of Melbourne honoured racists, thieves ...

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — May 29, 2024

... Aboriginal people; others exhumed, collected and later concealed Aboriginal remains; while yet others supported nazism, even after the second ... View article...

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