EPISODE · Sep 16, 2026 · 13 MIN

Dr Love Chile (part 1)

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Chile Recalls the African community and his networks in 1989. Not many black people in Auckland. He talks about Phil Amos playing a pivotal role in connecting Chile to a network that later supported the integration of African refugees in the 1990s. Chile explains how the 1994 arrival of Somali and Ethiopian refugees marked a shift and how they provided cultural support. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections OH_1543_001. Photograph by Bahati, Synthia. Dr Love Chile, 2025. Auckland Libraries Heritage Collections 1966-010.

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