Nominations open to recognise ethnic community support during COVID-19
Nominations are now open to recognise ethnic community groups and organisations that made a difference in your community during COVID-19.
Nominations are now open to recognise ethnic community groups and organisations that made a difference in your community during COVID-19.
Of concern is the racism against Chinese and Asian people in New Zealand. Instances are on the rise since COVID-19 and are still happening.
A speech about looking to the past to face the future has won the Office of Ethnic Communities Tohu Whetumatarau Award for Vision at the national...
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New Zealand has moved to COVID-19 Alert Level 4. We want to reassure you that our top priority remains supporting ethnic communities.
Check out the new report - Conversations with Aotearoa New Zealand's Muslim Communities.
Ming-Chun Wu is an experienced public servant who has held several board positions for volunteer service organisations.
The latest round of the Ethnic Communities Development Fund opens today, supporting projects that grow the leadership and capability of ethnic groups.
The one-off $1 million contestable fund to strengthen communities affected by the Christchurch terror attacks has been popular ...
The government made an additional $1 million available to fund projects to strengthen ethnic communities affected by the Christchurch terror attacks.