ALSA's Jack Liang talks to Victoria University's Māmari Stephens about cultural competence and interactions between Te Tiriti o Waitangi and immigration.

LAWS One-To-One - Māmari Stephens

The Asian Law Students' Association was founded in 2014 with the aim to provide a friendly and inclusive support network for students of a shared cultural background together by providing social, educational and cultural opportunities at Victoria University. We facilitate a mentoring programme for students and host a range of events, including the popular Dumpling Day, BYOs and speaker events throughout the year.

ALSA encourages students of all backgrounds including international exchange students and those who do not identify as Asian but are regardless interested in our events to come along and attend!

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The Asian Law Students' Association was founded in 2014 with the aim to provide a friendly and inclusive support network for students of a shared cultural background together by providing social, educational and cultural opportunities at Victoria University. We facilitate a mentoring programme for students and host a range of events, including the popular Dumpling Day, BYOs and speaker events throughout the year. ALSA encourages students of all backgrounds including international exchange students and those who do not identify as Asian but are regardless interested in our events to come along and attend!

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