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Tūtira Mai editor Tracey Slaughter has once

Tūtira Mai editor Tracey Slaughter has onceA book for those wanting to effect change in Aotearoa When we see the need for change, we want to take action. But there is more to change than taking to the streets. From prison theatre and flaxroots community engagement, to social enterprise and online campaigning, the ways active citizens can make change are diverse and continue to grow. Navigating the complexities of active citizenship requires understanding, analysis and action. This timely book

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editor Tracey Slaughter has once again hit the zeitgeist in her selection of 123 new poems from an exhaustive submission process

grumbled over homework or uniforms

in which the extraordinary textures and colours of the natural world tell a darker story

Carin Smeaton — and a blistering introduction from Slaughter herself

and as a hub for poetry conversations

Tūtira Mai editor Tracey Slaughter has onceA book for those wanting to effect change in Aotearoa When we see the need for change, we want to take action. But there is more to change than taking to the streets. From prison theatre and flaxroots community engagement, to social enterprise and online campaigning, the ways active citizens can make change are diverse and continue to grow. Navigating the complexities of active citizenship requires understanding, analysis and action. This timely book

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