Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 00:00:15. Sir Kim Workman (Ngāti Kahungunu, Rangitaane) gave evidence about his early experience as a Police youth aid officer in the 1970s, and his subsequent work detailing the racial profiling

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 00:01:00. Presentation starts at 00:00:30. At the time of the hearing Dr Alison Green (Ngati Awa (Ngati Pukeko), Ngati Ranginui (Ngaitamarawaho) Ngaiterangi (Ngaitukairangi)) was a researcher at Te

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 19:40. Dr Charlene Rapsey is a clinical psychologist and lecturer in the Department of Psychological Medicine, University of Otago. Dr Rapsey’s research interests include mental disorder,

Distressing content warning. Dr Else is a writer, researcher and editor, and wrote the first comprehensive history of post-war adoption in New Zealand from 1944-1974. Dr Else gave evidence about the growth of adoption and the State’s involvement

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 11:45. Presentation starts at 01:14:30. The Children’s Commissioner will cover the following topics on behalf of the Office of the Children’s Commissioner. Overview of the Functions of the

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 00:05:10. Presentation starts at 00:00:25. As one of the members of the Nelson Māori committee and the Auckland Committee on Racial Discrimination (ACORD), Dr Sutherland spent 15 years campaigning

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 00:00:50. Her Honour Judge Henwood was the Chair of the Confidential Listening and Assistance Service (CLAS) which ran from 2008 to 2015. CLAS provided a confidential panel, facilitating

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 09:30. Ms Wardle-Jackson gave evidence about the abuse and neglect she suffered as a child in State care. She described being placed under the preventive supervision of the Superintendent at age 7

Distressing content warning. Presentation starts at 10:45. Professor Tracey McIntosh (Ngāi Tūhoe) is a sociologist and at the time of the hearing was a Professor of Indigenous Studies and Co-Director of Wānaga o Waipapa at the University of

Survivors, advocates and experts speak at first public hearing. The scene has been set for the next three years of the Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry with the completion of our first public hearing this month. This issue of the Pānui is