What a perfect time to explore the Hunua ranges with the rain cleaning out our rivers and the mist covering the mountain peaks, anō nei he korowai atua. Nature at its finest. In most cases, kaupapa would be cancelled because of the rain but this is Mātaiao......
Cast your mind to the stories of Kupe and Kuramārōtini emerging from a thick mist to discover what we now call home: “He ao, he ao, He aotea-roa”- the land of the long white cloud. It is clear that our tipuna have mastered the art of transmitting intergenerational knowledge......
To enhance health services for Māori and Pasifika communities, Toi Tangata has been partnering with the University of Waikato and the South Waikato Pacific Islands Community Services Trust (SWIPCS) to test the formation of a national health implementation network. The network brings together diverse health......
🌿Nau mai, rarau mai ki te wānanga Mātaiao. Ka mātai atu ki ngā atua matua o te rohe ki Te Pane o Mataaoho, ā, anei ngā rā e tū ai tēnei wānanga Mātaiao.
🗓️ 31st - 1 o Noema 2024
Tuhia ki te wātaka, tukuna te tono whakawātea! Haere mai me ō koutou painga katoa.
WEBINAR SERIES: Intergenerational Intimacies, exploring our intergenerational relationships with kai.
🌿 Kaua e wareware, e hika mā! This Wednesday morning we will be going live in our second iteration of the Intergenerational Intimacies webinar series, continuing with an exploration of kai, waiata, and memory alongside kaiwaiata and Kaupapa Māori researcher, Meri Haami.
🍠 Join us as we continue our Intergenerational Intimacies webinar series, with an exploration of kai, waiata, and memory
Kaua e wareware e tātou mā! Register for next weeks Intergenerational Intimacies webinar - Kai, waitaia and memory with Meri Haami at the event below ... See MoreSee Less
If you are new to our Intergenerational Intimacies webinar series, you can check out our first recorded webinar below from May 2024, based on the paper of the same name, Intergenerational Intimacies: A whakapapa conceptualisation of kai.
Register here for our upcoming webinar and the second of the series - an exploration of kai, waiata and memory with Dr Meri Haami, follow this link: i.mtr.cool/bxvjpseuus... See MoreSee Less