What we do: Newsletters
The Trust is responsible for two newsletters per annum - these are outlined below:
Napier Pilot City News
The Trust publishes its own newsletter generally 2 to 3 times a year. This contains news about the
Trusts programmes and general community news. Readers are welcome to go on the mailing list to
receive printed or emailed copies - all we ask is a minimum of a $10 donation towards costs.
To go on the mailing list, make a donation or ask a question please contact the office by clicking on the
contact tab below. Recent back issues may be downloaded below:
Napier Pilot City Newsletter July 2010
Napier Pilot City Newsletter December 2010
Napier Pilot City Trust Newsletter May 2011
Napier Pilot City Trust Newsletter December 2011
Movement for Alternatives to Prison Newsletter
The Movement for Alternative to Prison newsletter is published two to three times a year. It is edited by
Pilot City Trustee Roger McNeil - to contact Roger you can email him here.
The mandate of the newsletter is to seek the adoption of measures that will treat offenders in a
manner more worthy of being human beings. The purpose is to raise the consciousness of people
with how effective changes to present penal policies can improve troubled lives and replace
imprisonment with positive alternatives. Anyone is welcome to join the mailing list to recieve printed or
emailed copies. Current subscription rates are waged ($30 per annum) or unwaged ($15 unwaged)
and organisations ($30 per annum).
To go on the mailing list, make a donation or ask a question please contact the office by clicking on the
contact tab below. Recent back issues may be downloaded below:
MAP newsletter August 2009
MAP newsletter July 2010
MAP newsletter May 2011
MAP Newsletter December 2011
Grow the conversation newsletter
Is for anyone who has attended or is interested in attending a Treaty of Waitangi workshop. To find out
more and download copies click here.
The Trust also regularly contributes to other publications such as the community newspaper He
Ngakau Hou.
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