Pasefika Proud pathways to change 2019 - 2023
Pasefika Proud pathways to change 2019 - 2023
Framework for change 2019 - 2023
Ministry of Social Development
- Wellington, New Zealand : Ministry of Social Development, 2020
- electronic document (51 pages) ; PDF file
Published June 2020
Pasefika Proud has been developed in partnership with Pacific communities in New Zealand. It supports ethnic-specific leadership and action and acknowledges that Pacific cultures (including faith) are strengths that can maintain and restore wellbeing to children and their families and prevent violence.
The Ministry of Social Development has launched three five-year frameworks (2019-2023) for MSD’s key family violence prevention initiatives – E Tū Whānau, Pasefika Proud and The Campaign for Action, with its primary campaign It’s Not OK.
Each initiative has its own particular community focus and audience, but the collective impact of this work is to create long term positive change for families across Aotearoa. (From the website). Record #6726
978-1-99-002315-6 (PDF)
CHILD ABUSE
CULTURE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FAMILY VIOLENCE
GOVERNMENT POLICY
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
PACIFIC PEOPLES
PASIFIKA
PREVENTION
NEW ZEALAND
Published June 2020
Pasefika Proud has been developed in partnership with Pacific communities in New Zealand. It supports ethnic-specific leadership and action and acknowledges that Pacific cultures (including faith) are strengths that can maintain and restore wellbeing to children and their families and prevent violence.
The Ministry of Social Development has launched three five-year frameworks (2019-2023) for MSD’s key family violence prevention initiatives – E Tū Whānau, Pasefika Proud and The Campaign for Action, with its primary campaign It’s Not OK.
Each initiative has its own particular community focus and audience, but the collective impact of this work is to create long term positive change for families across Aotearoa. (From the website). Record #6726
978-1-99-002315-6 (PDF)
CHILD ABUSE
CULTURE
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
FAMILY VIOLENCE
GOVERNMENT POLICY
INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE
PACIFIC PEOPLES
PASIFIKA
PREVENTION
NEW ZEALAND