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By Gabriella Brayne – guest writer for Organise! magazine Na Te Kore, Te Pō Ki te Whai-Ao  Ki te Ao-Mārama  Tihei mauri-ora From the void, the night To the glimmer of dawn To the bright light of day There is life.  Transformation is the binding fabric of our cosmology. The fertile nothingness of Te Kore… Continue reading Transformation is a process of return →

Organise Aotearoa is proud to endorse the Kororā for Bird of the Year 2021. We do not usually endorse candidates in avian-bourgeois elections, but this year an exception must be made to highlight the Kororā’s bravery and commitment to the struggle against colonial-mammalian-capitalism. The Kororā has given its support for the occupations across Aotearoa and… Continue reading OA Endorses The Kororā For Bird Of The Year 2021 →

Thank you for supporting the movement to ensure everyone has the right to self-identify their gender in Aotearoa. The justice select committee is accepting submissions until the 14th of September. This means we have very little time to get our submissions in on a very important matter. The select committee is crucial to creating an… Continue reading Making A Submission On The BDMRR Bill →

Everyone has the right to self-identify their gender, not just people born here. Organise Aotearoa and Tāmaki Makaurau Anarchists call on the government to amend the Births, Deaths, Marriages, and Relationships Registration Bill to be inclusive of overseas-born people residing or seeking residence in New Zealand, regardless of a person’s race, ethnicity, migration status, or… Continue reading Everyone Has The Right to Self-Identify Their Gender →

Thank you for supporting the movement to end conversion practices in Aotearoa. The justice select committee is accepting submissions till the 8th of September. This means we have very little time to get our submissions in on a very important matter. The select committee is crucial to creating an effective law.  STEPS  To make a… Continue reading Making A Submission On The Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill →

Ending conversion practices in Aotearoa and the harm they cause requires legislative and executive policy solutions that empower and support victims and their communities, not criminalisation. Organise Aotearoa and Tāmaki Makaurau Anarchists call for the Government to co-create social policies with communities to genuinely end conversion practices and to remove criminalisation provisions from the Conversion… Continue reading Really Ending Conversion Practices Requires a Non-carceral Approach →