Kiwi Crescent Connection is a digital research project exploring the presence, histories, and contributions of Muslim communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. Rooted in archival research and public history, it aims to centre underrepresented narratives and foster a more inclusive understanding of our shared past. Through this project, educators, researchers, and the wider public can engage with stories, research, and reflections that bring these histories to life, offering meaningful ways to explore and learn about diverse experiences.
What You Will Find Here
• A Chronological Timeline tracing Muslim histories from the pre-1900 period to the present
• Signature Projects exploring themes including history, migration, identity, belonging, and connection
• Resources for educators, researchers, and the wider public
• Research methods, resource packs, curriculum connections, quotations, and reflections
• A Gallery featuring visual stories, exhibitions, and creative work
• A Chronological Timeline tracing Muslim histories from the pre-1900 period to the present
• Signature Projects exploring themes including history, migration, identity, belonging, and connection
• Resources for educators, researchers, and the wider public
• Research methods, resource packs, curriculum connections, quotations, and reflections
• A Gallery featuring visual stories, exhibitions, and creative work
Together, these elements create a space where history, memory, and community voices are approached with care, respect, and understanding.
🌙 You are warmly invited to walk this crescent-shaped path of connection.
🌙 You are warmly invited to walk this crescent-shaped path of connection.