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Tūtira Mai
by Giles Dodson
Course coordinator Giles Dodson discusses issues and ideas relevant to the Tūtira Mai: Practicing Engagement course with guests from around Massey University.
Episodes
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Culture, politics and communication (and witchcraft!): Anthropology and civic engagement
In this episode I talk culture, politics, religion and symbolism with Amy Whitehead, Senior Lecturer in Anthropology and Religious Studies
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The arts and civic engagement: community voice and applied theatre
In this episode I am joined by Rand Hazou to discuss his use of applied theatre and collaborative practice to create spaces for community voices to be heard, and to expand the scope of what 'active citizenship' can mean.
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Tools for engaging communities: geography and active citizenship
In this episode Giles talks to Cadey Korson about how geography can illuminate civic issues and we look at how mapping tools can be used to engage communities.
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Politics, citizenship and stakeholders: Part 2
In the second part of the conversation David and Giles discuss the importance of understanding stakeholders in relation to civic action.
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Politics, citizenship and stakeholders: Part 1
In the first of two episodes, Giles discusses politics and citizenship with David Belgrave, who is Tūtira Mai's Auckland coordinator and Lecturer in Politics at Massey University.
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Do your research! Historical knowledge and perspectives and civic engagement
In this episode Giles talks to Michael Belgrave, Professor of History, about research skills and historical perspectives in relation to civic and political issues.
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Course coordinator Giles Dodson discusses issues and ideas relevant to the Tūtira Mai: Practicing Engagement course with guests from around Massey University.
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