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More support for new social workers vital, say experts
Some graduate social workers feel 'thrown in the deep end' and more support is crucial, according to a new framework for the profession launched last week in Auckland.
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Sense of belonging at school key to LGBT students’ success
Students who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender (LGBT) are more likely to achieve at school if they feel a sense of belonging, regardless of whether or not they report being bullied.
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Auckland’s food insecurity crisis: why we need to care
Uncovering the impact of food insecurity in those using foodbanks.
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Funding boost helps teachers 'see' strengths of children
'Understand me', a pilot intervention led by the Marie Clay Research Centre has received additional funding from Auckland Airport Community Trust.
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Kaupapa Māori project to increase rights of children in state care
A major project to improve Māori children, whānau and iwi participation in child protection decision making and planning has received close to $1 million in funding.
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University of Auckland regains place in elite global top 200
The University of Auckland has regained its place in the world’s top 200 Universities, according to the Times Higher Education (THE) International rankings released today.
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A hostility to women’s agency
Opinion: New research about those who oppose abortion shows the rejection of bodily autonomy is often based on hostility to women, writes Professor Liz Beddoe.
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Mentoring programme engaging vulnerable youth
A youth development programme that pairs young people alienated from mainstream schooling with University-based mentors is seeing heartwarming results.