The social action group No Pride in Prisons recently released a book titled “Abolitionist Demands”. The Auckland launch event was held at the Auckland Central Library on Wednesday 23rd November. This episode is in 3 sections; an interview with 3 members of NPIP, and then kōrero from Sina Brown-Davis and the same three members of NPIP from the book launch event.

The opinions expressed within are the speakers’ and do not represent the view of Auckland Libraries.

This podcast deals with serious themes and may not be suitable to listen to with children. Explicit language is also used a few times throughout.

The social action group No Pride in Prisons recently released a book titled “Abolitionist Demands”. The Auckland launch event was held at the Auckland Central Library on Wednesday 23rd November. This episode is in 3 sections; an interview with 3 members of NPIP, and then kōrero from Sina Brown-Davis and the same three members of NPIP from the book launch event.

The opinions expressed within are the speakers’ and do not represent the view of Auckland Libraries.

This podcast deals with serious themes and may not be suitable to listen to with children. Explicit language is also used a few times throughout.

Our highlights from the September Lunchtime Concert Series features performances from the Villani Piano Quartet, The Kotuku Quintet and students from Baradene and Avondale Colleges.

Our highlights from the September Lunchtime Concert Series features performances from the Villani Piano Quartet, The Kotuku Quintet and students from Baradene and Avondale Colleges.

Our highlights from the September Lunchtime Concert Series features performances from the Villani Piano Quartet, The Kotuku Quintet and students from Baradene and Avondale Colleges.

In August our Auckland Libraries Lunchtime Concert Series featured talented musicians from Epsom Girls Grammar School, St Mary’s College, Rangitoto College and Auckland Suzuki Cello Academy.

In August our Auckland Libraries Lunchtime Concert Series featured talented musicians from Epsom Girls Grammar School, St Mary’s College, Rangitoto College and Auckland Suzuki Cello Academy.

In August our Auckland Libraries Lunchtime Concert Series featured talented musicians from Epsom Girls Grammar School, St Mary’s College, Rangitoto College and Auckland Suzuki Cello Academy.

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 series, this podcast records the Exploring Trans Activism and Representation in Media panel discussion that was held at the Central Library. The panel explores trans activism and representation in media in Aoteraroa and elsewhere, and was made up of Aram Wu, Emmy Rākete, Cole Meyers and Sophie Labelle, and was chaired by Sam Orchard.

Background music by Prizegiving, Kraus and Seth Frightening

As part of our Auckland Zinefest 2016 series, this podcast records the Exploring Trans Activism and Representation in Media panel discussion that was held at the Central Library. The panel explores trans activism and representation in media in Aoteraroa and elsewhere, and was made up of Aram Wu, Emmy Rākete, Cole Meyers and Sophie Labelle, and was chaired by Sam Orchard.

Background music by Prizegiving, Kraus and Seth Frightening