Tēnei a Mātaiao e takahi nei i Te Waonui a Tane ki Kaipara🚵🏽
He whakapapa te kai
He tikanga te kai
E kai o mata!
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Toi Tangata is proud to be supporting the return of Hamuera (Joe) McLeod and his team, E Kai Māori and Māori Land Information to the Far North in a series of wānanga taking place from 22 March - 14 April 2024. In partnership with marae and local leaders, Dallas King, Healthy Families Far North, Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa and Para Kore, we support Joe's vision to “revive, protect and promote our national Māori food culture, giving it back to our national Marae networks.”
In 2022 Toi Tangata co-hosted ‘Ngā Kai a te Māori’ with Joe at Waikarā Marae. This was a beautiful opportunity for whānau and practitioners to learn and to share in the knowledge and practices of mahinga kai and the cooking of kai Māori alongside Joe, haukainga, and the generosity of Waikarā whenua, awa, and moana. For more information about Joe's kaupapa head to www.ekaimaori.co.nz/
To attend one of the wānanga, register at the corresponding event link. Remaining spaces are limited.
Te Piiti Marae, Omanaia - March 22nd - 24th: fb.me/e/4R3YS8ZkO
Te Patunga Marae, Kaeo - March 29th - 31st: fb.me/e/vyODVxKgn
Te Uri o Hina Marae, Pukepoto - April 12th - 14th: fb.me/e/1MC1ZgNrp
Many thanks to - Foundation North, Kaikohe-Hokianga Community, Bay of Islands - Whangaroa Community Board, and Te Hiku Community Board for their funding support.
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The National Science Challenge Healthier Lives campaign hosted a Kōrero Tahi hui last month at Te Papa Tongarewa in Wellington.
Research projects that had been supported by the Healthier Lives research grants presented progress on their research to date.
Our research team, Renei Ngawati, and Kaiwhakahaere Matua, Darrio Penetito-Hemara, attended alongside Akarere Henry, Sulita Povaru-Bourne and Dianne Sika-Paotonu, presenting phase three of the Healthier Lives Implementation Network.
This project concludes at the end of June 2024, so watch this space for more updates.
Learn more here: toitangata.co.nz/2024/03/04/healthier-lives-korero-tahi-2024/
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“To be in good relation with kai is to acknowledge the expansive ways that kai nourishes us. When we eat, we are nourished by past and future generations. Our tables, a beautiful symphony of intergenerational intimacies. When we eat, we are meeting the lands, waters, soils, the many relations that nurture our kai. We are meeting the people whose hands nurture the seeds. We hear their stories and songs. We are nourished. The mana, tapu and mauri of our kai is a reflection of them.”
From the paper ‘Intergenerational Intimacies: A whakapapa conceptualisation of kai’ by Hana Burgess and our kaiārahi Haylee Koroi, supported by Toi Tangata and the Deep South National Science Challenge.
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