Social Justice
The Community of St Luke has a strong commitment to social justice. As a community we work with and support several organisations that work for justice in our community including Te Ohu Whakawhanuanga, Pillars and Restorative Justice. We also run a series of lectures and discussion groups dealing with big issues facing our society.
Lecture and Discussion Series
Deepen your understanding of some of the issues facing our community, country and planet today. Join us at our lecture and discussion series where we invite pre-eminent and knowledgeable writers, politicians, journalists and those engaged in work at the coal face to speak.
Upcoming talks, to which everyone is welcome, are listed in the Events section above.
Links to videos of past talks and other helpful resources can be found in the Resources section below.
Prison Reform
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Te Tiriti & Co-Governance
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Sustainability
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Climate Change
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Poverty & Inequality
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Health & Wellbeing
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Te Ohu Whakawhanaunga
Te Ohu Whakawhanaunga is a broad - based alliance of community, union, faith and other groups aiming to address the causes of poverty in families and communities so we all flourish. The Community of St Luke is a member of Te Ohu.
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Pillars
Ka Pou Whakahou
Pillars is a charity that exists to support the tamariki and whānau of people in prison to create positive futures for themselves. The Community of St Luke is a proud supporter of Pillars.
Restorative Justice
St Luke's was the birthplace and is still the home of the Auckland Restorative Justice Trust - a provider of restorative justice services to the Auckland and North Shore District Courts.
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