• General public: Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Aotearoa New Zealand’s migration history, immigration policy and the benefits of migrant populations for Aotearoa and society, critical consciousness and diversity within Aotearoa, and how to support victims of racism. Know yourself – replace judgement with inquiry: • Strengthen identity and personal responsibility: Take personal responsibility within personal spheres of influence, overcome fear of indifference through deepening knowledge and inquiry of self and others, support others to replenish resilience • Form genuine relationships with others: Seek to understand and learn about other cultures from and with people from different ethnic groups, learn to embrace differences and find common ground, celebrate diversity. Support communities to identify their own solutions: Support community ownership and action in response to racism. Promote collective responsibility – we’re all in this together: • Increase awareness about racism and systems of support within Aotearoa New Zealand: Normalise conversations about racism and practical and effective ways to respond, flip the script on negative and biased media reporting • Openly talk about racism with purpose and strengthen collective responsibility: Encourage opportunities for people to discuss racism in a safe place, strengthen collective responsibility, resilience and opportunities. Protect our future: Build resilience for individuals, whānau/families and communities. Encourage and support children and young people to become change agents. www.malatest-intl.com Drivers of racism – March 2021 87