Partners and Collaborators
Key partnership
Our first and foremost partnership is with the School of Psychology, Victoria University of Wellington. CACR sits inside the School within the VUW structure.
Strategic Partners
We have formal MoU-based partnerships with the following agencies:
New Zealand Federation of Multicultural Councils 
(Formerly the NZ Federation of Ethnic Councils)
CACR's applied research is grounded in community issues. A research needs assessment conducted by CACR at an NZFEC conference in March 2006 identified three priority areas for research. All three have been completed, and related projects can be downloaded for review:
Research area |
Report |
1. Migrant employment |
Facilitating migrant entry and integration |
2. Information needs for migrants |
Information seeking behaviour of |
3. Migrant integration |
When do I become a Kiwi? (pdf, 310K) |
Office of Ethnic Affairs 
CACR has developed a multi-faceted relationship with the OEA, including provision of internships and a series of emerging researcher presentations.
Centre for Cross-Cultural Research (U.S.A.)
Website for the Center for Cross-Cultural Research
CACR maintains research links with this research centre in western Washington.
Other Important Partnerships
CACR appreciates positive working relationships with several other key organizations:
Human Rights Commission 
CACR works with the Human Rights Commission on several projects, most notably on Te Ngira: New Zealand Diversity Action Programme.
IMSED Research Team 
CACR and the IMSED research team share interests and support each others' work in several ways.
Asian Association of Social Psychologists (AASP) 
CACR maintains several collaborative links with the AASP.
New Zealand Chinese Association (NZCA)
CACR maintains links with the NZCA as part of broad engagement with ethnic communities.
Updated: 31 October, 2008 © YYYY Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand