Publications

Community Law Wellington & Hutt Valley produces a range of publications, many of which are available free to individuals. Have a look at our bookshop, and click on the titles to check availability and download or order.
Our publishing team occasionally works on commission. If your organisation would like help to produce professional, plain English resources for your community, we are interested in hearing from you.
Please email publications@wclc.org.nz.

Setting up a Trust

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Problems at School

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Managing a community venue

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Lag Law

The Community Law Manual 2019-20

Staff working in this area

Tina Walker-Ferguson

Tina (Rongomaiwahine, Ngāti Porou, Kāi Tahu) is our Kaiwhakahaere Tānga – Publications Director. Tina project manages many of our written resources, including our flagship publication, the Community Law Manual.  She is an artist with an academic background in Cultural Anthropology and Media Studies, and work history in advocacy, social development, refugee & migrant support, and youth empowerment. For questions and kōrero about the CLM or any of our other resources.

Email: tina@wclc.org.nz

 

Jack Liang

Jack is a Publications Administrative Assistant/Kaitautoko Kaimahi Tānga. Jack works marketing and receiving sponsorships for the Community Law Manual (CLM), distributing publications across Aotearoa and administration. Jack is completing her bachelors of law, philosophy and social policy at Te Herenga Waka and is looking forward to working with community groups and law firms in Pōneke to get the CLM out to those who need it. To kōrero about sponsoring a CLM.

Email: jack@wclc.org.nz

Charlotte Hoggard

Charlotte joined Community Law in November 2019. Her role involves writing and updating the annual Community Law Manual. She has a background as a litigation lawyer and over many years has worked in the public sector, in private practice and for a trade union. She welcomes feedback on what you would like to see covered in the Manual.

Email: charlotte@wclc.org.nz