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Kotahitanga: United Through Creativity

July 8, 2020

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Creative Waikato have launched a campaign “Kotahitanga: United Through Creativity”. Waikato artists are championing the fight for unity through works of art that speak powerful messages of hurt, sorrow, hope and strength. The creative works aim to spark crucial conversations against racism and fuel the narrative for kotahitanga.

See the artists and artworks here: www.kotahitangagallery.nz

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