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Auckland Medical Aid Trust has sponsored, promoted and/or funded a number of publications, research
projects and conference presentations.  The following are available on this website:

Simmonds, N. (2011) Mana Wahine Reference List - September 2011. (pdf 168kb). A list of references
collected to date of scholarship pertaining to indigenous and Maori feminisms specifically related to
mana wahine and maternities. Naomi is a recipient of the Auckland Medical Aid Trust Scholarship, working
on a PhD thesis at Te Whare Wananga o Waikato - The University of Waikato.

Richdale, J. (2010) Lifting the Veil of Silence. (pdf 91kb). Abstract of a University of Auckland PhD thesis
submitted by the recipient of the inaugural Auckland Medical Aid Trust Scholarship. The thesis examines
ordinary New Zealanders' narratives about their abortion experiences and public respresentations of
abortion from 1919 to 1937.

Richdale, J. (2007) A Bibliography of Abortion Literature. (pdf 227kb). Compiled when the author was a
PhD student at the University of Auckland and was the recipient of the inaugural Auckland Medical Aid
Trust Scholarship. The bibliography includes journal articles that are not ordinarily accessible on the
average library catalogue and should prove useful for those wanting to read more widely than published
books.  The bibliography is also available as a regional list (pdf 239kb).

Auckland Medical Aid Trust (2007) Human Embryos - The Subject of Research. (pdf 55kb). A Submission
from Auckland Medical Aid Trust on the use of Gametes and Human Embryos in Reproductive Research. 
The submission is made as part of consultation being undertaken by the Advisory Committee on Assisted
Reproductive Technology (ACART), who will be providing the Minister of Health with an advisory report
later
in 2007.

Richdale, J. (2006) The 'problem' of abortion in 1930s Aotearoa New Zealand: a study of social attitudes in
selected print media 1936-1938
. (pdf 134kb) The author is a current PhD student at the University of
Auckland and was the recipient of the inaugural Auckland Medical Aid Trust Scholarship.  The paper explores
what aspects of the practice of abortion were considered a problem at that time, how its problematic status was defined and
what solutions were proposed.

Auckland Medical Aid Trust (2005) The Charities Bill. (pdf 16kb) A submission to Social Services Select
Committee on the Charities Bill (later to become the Charities Act 2005).

Auckland Medical Aid Trust (2000) Submission to Law Commission (pdf 80kb) on Preliminary Paper 38
Adoption Options for Reform: A Discussion Paper

AMAT Research Institute (1999) Research Institute Newsletter. (pdf 39k) Publication outlining the early
development and focus of the AMAT research insitute.

Brewerton, M. (1999) Global Trends in Adoption Services.  (pdf 32kb) Presentation of research project on
international funding mechanisms for adoption services. Paper presented at the Auckland Medical Aid Trust
conference: National and International Trends in Adoption. Logan Park Quality Hotel, Auckland,
13 November 1999.

Devine, N. (2002) The Question Concerning Educational Technology. Paper presented to University of
Sydney/University of Waikato symposium. December, 2002.

Fitzsimons, P. (1998) Neoliberalism and Social Capital. Presentation of research in preparation for AARE
symposium, Neo-liberalism, Welfare and Education: The New Zealand Experiment. New Orleans, April 2000
.

Fitzsimons, P. (1998) Sex Abuse: An Issue in Human Sexuality. Revised extract from a research paper 
recently published  in an international academic journal: 'Michel Foucault: Regimes of Punishment and the
Question of Liberty', International Journal of the Sociology of Law (1999), 27, 379-399.

Fitzsimons, P. (1999) Questions concerning AMAT, Technology and Human Reproduction. Research report
for Auckland Medical Aid Trust.

Kelly, B. (1999) Public and Private Provision of Adoption Services (pdf 67k). Edited and expanded version
of paper presented to the Auckland Medical Aid Trust conference: Options for Reform in Adoption:
National and International Trends in Adoption, 9 December 1999. Presentation based on extracts from her
MSocSc thesis, The Role of the State and the Private Sector in the Provision of Placement and Long Term
Support Adoption Services In New Zealand.

Weaver, A. (1999) The Pros and Cons of Early Intervention Strategies. Extracts from a paper presented at
the Auckland Medical Aid Trust conference: National and International Trends in Adoption. Logan Park
Quality Hotel, Auckland, 13 November 1999.