Back in April I had an accident (see thumbnail) and it left me with a concussion which made things tough. So to understand brain injuries and what support looks like I had a korero with Iain Watkins from Brain Injury NZ. Audio is a bit scratchy sorry, did my best to clean it.

Want to know more about Brain Injury New Zealand: https://www.brain-injury.nz/ or call 0800 272 466

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Going for a holiday or tiki tour is pretty great but how is it if you've got movement challenges? I'm currently in that situation so challenged myself to get to Māwhera Greymouth and learnt about the obstacles and support available.

With guests Sam Duckor Jones, Glen from Duke Hostel, and Garry Farrow from WTS Waikato.

Helpful resources I used:

https://www.makingtrax.co.nz/travellers/inclusive-directory/

https://www.freedommobility.co.nz/

https://firstport.co.nz/assets/Uploads/nz-beaches-map.pdf

https://beta.accessibel.co.nz/

https://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/things-to-do/walking-and-tramping/?Difficulty=Difficulty.List;Easiest&Options=EasyAccess$$bool;true

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How do we make Aotearoa a more equitable, tolerant nation? Its a big question but Anjum Rahman and the Inclusive Aotearoa Collective Tāhono are working to make that societal change!

Enjoy this wide ranging kōrero and check out the IACT at inclusiveaotearoa.nz

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This episode is dedicated to the memory of Maya.

A century ago our mental health system was fixated on eugenics and protecting the ‘white race’. So to understand everything playing out Doctors Hilary Stace and Hamish Spencer take us through the subject. This one is heavy and I won’t judge if you don’t listen but I made this because we can’t forget what’s been done.

Sources:

Eugenics at the Edge of the Empire – Edited by Diane Paul, Hamish Spencer, and John Stenhouse.

New Zealand Between the Wars - Edited by Rachael Bell

Shell Shock and the Politics of Asylum Committal in New Zealand, 1916-22 - John Weaver and David Wright

WW100

The Dark, Unknown Story of Eugenics in New Zealand – Tess McClure

Mental health impact a legacy of WWI? – Glyn Harper

Flashback: NZ almost legalises eugenic sterilisation - Will Harvie

Plunket takes on its history, and future, to be 'a better Treaty partner' - Cate Broughton

Massey racism provokes call for university name change - Karoline Tuckey

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