Alongside Joe McLeod, we hosted a three day Toi Wānanga: Ngā Kai a te Māori at Waikarā Marae in te Taitokerau. Matua Joe shared his plentiful mātauranga around kai Māori from mahinga kai to umu and everything in between. For three days in mid-October, Toi Tangata...
Ko Desrae Te Arani White oku ingoaE noho ana ahau i roto i te whaarua o Te MahoeKo Waiohau toku maraeKo Patuheuheu toku hapūKo Ngai Tuhoe toku iwiKo Hikurangi te maungaKo Rangitaiki te awaTihei mauri ora! Desrae is the newest team member to join the Toi...
The Leadership for Māori in Public Health programme is designed to inform participants of the current issues that kaimahi in this sector may be faced with, accompanied with the development of leadership skills, qualities and also the incorporation of mātauranga Māori throughout the programme. This...
The He Pī Ka Rere team has been busy over the month of August in training with Kohanga Reo and Early Childhood Centres (ECE) throughout the Bay of Plenty. They held a two hour HPKR annual refresher session with 30 kaimahi from six different Kōhanga Reo...
Toi Tangata is advocating for te reo Māori funding to upskill the Māori health workforce and bridge inequities. As a Māori health agency, we recognise the demand for mātauranga and kaupapa Māori based services is currently outweighing the confidence and capability of some kaimahi Māori...
Waka Ama champ, Pete Cowan (Ngati Poporo, Ngati Kahungunu), shares his haerenga to the ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships, reflecting on his grounding in te ao Māori. Tēnā tātou katoa, ko Peter Cowan tōku ingoa. This piece is a reflection of my journey to the International...
Na te kune te pupuke, Na te pupuke te hihiri,Na te hihiri te mahara, Na te mahara te hinengaro,Na te hinengaro te manako. From the conception the increase,From the increase the thought,From the thought the remembrance,From the remembrance the consciousness,From the consciousness the desire. Korikori has many...
In the face of adversity, with chronic climate and ecological disintegration happening before our eyes, what does the longevity of our whānau, hapū and Iwi look like several generations ahead of us today? Māori hold a strong sense of responsibility and obligation to the perpetuation of...
Toi Tangata Kai Maori Kai Ora lead, Haylee Koroi, reflects on the winter that has gone and the learnings that the season has brought us. We are in the first phase of summer at the moment here in Hokianga, hei tā Rereata Makiha ko Matiti Hana....
