This panel kōrero brings together Rereata Makiha and Chanel Phillips in a discussion about wai and reflects on traditional concepts about wai – the essence of life that aids our movement through this world – by looking into local stories about wai and the obligations...
During this workshop, Te Irirangi and Pene Tawhara share their joint kaupapa, Hine Tū and Tama Tū, fitness and well-being programmes created to stand alongside each other. While Tama Tū focuses on supporting men’s health, Hine Tū focuses on women. They discuss the philosophy behind...
During this workshop, Ngaio shares his whakaaro and experiences within his mahi with Ngāti Kahungunu, specifically the intrinsic connection between hauora of humans and the wellbeing of the taiao. He discusses the rights and responsibilities of tangata whenua when it comes to the management of...
In this workshop Sam shares some of his formative experiences, from his early experiences hunting with his grandfather to his eventual return to the East Coast to do conservation work in his region. Sam shares some of the monitoring methodologies he uses to measure ecosystem...
The Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau is a signature feature of the Māori nutrition and physical activity sector calendar. This year the Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau was held online as a virtual event 9 – 11 November 2021. Like many organisations, Toi Tangata made...
The Kindness Institute joined us on day one of the Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau 2021 to talk about mauri tau and mindfulness. Their kaupapa aligns to aspects of hauora and provides rangatahi with the opportunity to learn more about themselves. With teachings around how...
“Children are made to move!” Whaea Deb Rewiri joined us on day two of the Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau 2021 and shared some thought provoking kōrero that is crucial as we navigate the current environment and life changing experiences with many whānau in lockdown...
Puawai Winterburn Chapman is the personification of BOSSWAHINE. Puawaitanga delivered a workshop for the Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau 2021 that demonstrated how Fit Wahine is a safe and fun environment for wahine to shed their whakama, remove the excuses and barriers, and get moving....
Tuia ki te rangi, E rongo te Pō, E rongo te Ao. Rikki’s kaupapa is centered on Ngā Kitenga o te Maramataka: Insights into the Māramamataka. In this workshop, Rikki shares insights on different tohu present during different phases of the māramataka that can support...
A leading exponent in the resurgence of ngā taonga tākaro, Wiremu Sarich joined as at the Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau 2021 and reminded us that play is a great medium for the transmission of knowledge. With energy levels that burst through the screen and...