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Edmund Rice Network Conference May 11-12 Auckland
Mana Hiko – Awakening the Dreamer is a uniquely Kiwi youth conference built utilising the work of of an international symposium called ‘Awakening the Dreamer – Changing the Dream’, along with input from top Kiwi entrepreneurs and our own ERN business and ministry leaders. From the macro to the micro, participants will be given knowledge and the opportunity to reflect... [Read more]
How to get the most out of your Facebook feed
Been missing Edmund Rice Justice Aotearoa in your Facebook news feed? Liked our page but feel we’ve gone missing in action? Here’s how to make sure you keep up to date with us and any other pages you follow . Why should you care? Because you never see most status updates from friends or pages you like. Facebook’s news feed runs an algorithm called EdgeRank that decides which stories... [Read more]
Justice Print
With great excitement we have launched a brand new social business called Justice Print. Michael Bendall, the Director, has put significant time to the startup and is looking forward to growing this business for the communities good. JusticePrint is a printing company with a difference : As well as managing all your printing requirements from design to delivery, we give ALL our profit to charity. JusticePrint... [Read more]
Te Kaupapa Whakaora
Over the past months ERJ, Community Law Canterbury, Pathway Trust and NZ Victim Support have been working hard towards the launch of a unique program offering restorative justice conferencing to post-sentence offenders, their families and victims. This program, one of only a handful in New Zealand, connects victims, criminals and the community in a process that aims not only to face a criminal... [Read more]
Lets make Auckland Fairtrade!
One of our major campaigns for 2011 is to get Auckland Fair Trade city status. We have some wonderful partners in this campaign and the support list just keeps growing. Fairtrade delivers to some of our worlds poorest by paying fairer prices and putting money back into development. The city status is an public support of such a positive tool to alleviate poverty. Why? Fair trade is an alternative... [Read more]
Looking for cheap bananas?
Listen to Harriet Lamb talking to Kim Hill on Radio New Zealand about who really pays for cheap bananas. It started very small and full of hope. But its daring campaigns have placed Fairtrade goods at the heart of the supermarket shelves. From bananas and coffee beans to cotton and chocolate Fairtrade has grown to become an important global movement that has revolutionised the way we shop. As Harriet... [Read more]
