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CIH Nelson-Marlborough

CIH Manawatu Horowhenua

Waikato

CIH Pilot Projects

CIH Wellington/Hutt City

Mangere-Otahuhu & Otara-Paptoetoe

Eastern Bay of Plenty CiH

About me

Gender	Female
Introduction	Dianne Daniels (MEd, Dip Tchg, NZ Cert Social Studies). Di Daniels holds a Masters in Maori and Pacific Education from Victoria University of Wellington. Her interest lies in empowerment education for underserved communities and she has been the National Coordinator for Computers in Homes since 2003. Di began her voluntary involvement earlier at Cannons Creek School CIH meetings in 2001, and was research assistant during 2002. She has presented CIH research findings at Global Knowledge Partnership, Connecting Communities, Third Sector Research and Making Links Conferences in Malaysia, NZ, India and Australia. She has published work in the NZ Annual Review of Education 2007. Di has experience as Community Education Coordinator for Whitireia Polytechnic, Treaty Coordinator at CIT, and as lecturer for numerous tertiary institutions for fifteen years. Her expertise is in Te Tiriti O Waitangi, Cross-Cultural Studies and Accelerated Learning and she remains committed to promoting equitable educational outcomes for all.

Gender

Female

Introduction

Dianne Daniels (MEd, Dip Tchg, NZ Cert Social Studies). Di Daniels holds a Masters in Maori and Pacific Education from Victoria University of Wellington. Her interest lies in empowerment education for underserved communities and she has been the National Coordinator for Computers in Homes since 2003. Di began her voluntary involvement earlier at Cannons Creek School CIH meetings in 2001, and was research assistant during 2002. She has presented CIH research findings at Global Knowledge Partnership, Connecting Communities, Third Sector Research and Making Links Conferences in Malaysia, NZ, India and Australia. She has published work in the NZ Annual Review of Education 2007. Di has experience as Community Education Coordinator for Whitireia Polytechnic, Treaty Coordinator at CIT, and as lecturer for numerous tertiary institutions for fifteen years. Her expertise is in Te Tiriti O Waitangi, Cross-Cultural Studies and Accelerated Learning and she remains committed to promoting equitable educational outcomes for all.