Te Tapeke: Why fairness matters – AUCKLAND
Explore issues of fairness, equity, and equality in Aotearoa New Zealand with experts from a Royal Society Te Apārangi panel.
How fair is our society and what important choices do New Zealanders face in shaping fairer futures for us all?
Join constitutional rights expert and author Andrew Erueti; specialist in moral and political philosophy Krushil Watene; Professor of Counselling, Human Services, and Social Work Jay Marlowe; and social scientist and Director of the Centre of Methods and Policy Application in the Social Sciences Barry Milne for a facilitated discussion about fairness in Aotearoa.
How can we prompt New Zealanders to think about what fairness means for them? Can we ensure that all citizens have the capacity to live fulfilling lives, while recognising our unique and important differences? What might be needed to secure a fair future for following generations? And how do we balance competing responsibilities in society and the natural environment so as to ensure a fair and sustainable future for all? These ideas and more will be explored. Register now for this free event!
VENUE/DATE
Auditorium, Auckland War Memorial Museum
Parnell, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
6:00pm Tue 23 July, 2024 - 7:15pm Tue 23 July, 2024