Raapa 25 o Mahuru 2019 Mo te marama Mahuru Māori kua whakarite a Toi Tangata i tētahi hui a hiko i Te Reo Māori. He kaupapa whakarauora reo, whakapiki hoki i te ora, ma te waka o te hākinakina na Te Puni Kokiri i whakarite....
Toi Tangata and Te Korowai Hauora O Hauraki would like to invite kaimahi & whanau to join us Monday October 14 at 9.30-3.00 pm in Paeroa (venue TBC). This co-design process builds on mātauranga Māori concepts which encourages participants to work collaboratively to understand the...
A one day wānanga about Maori solutions to increase participation in physical activity and sport. About this Event This one day Toi Ako Wānanga will explore Māori solutions to increase participation in physical activity and sport. The framework of Te Pae Mahutonga will help guide...
Cultural inclusion in NZ rugby: Applying tikanga and mātauranga Māori in a sporting context. A case study of tikanga and mātauranga Māori applied in a sporting context: the Bay of Plenty Steamers. As part of his PhD research, Dr Hapeta undertook research on cultural inclusion...
Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau 2020 Pātaka Oranga Storehouse for wellbeing Nau mai haere mai ki te Toi Tangata Hui ā Tau 2020. Join us in February as we kick off our Hui ā Tau, an annual hui which helps provide focus and traction for the...
The Prevention Brief has been sent to candidates for the September election and the Health Coalition Aotearoa is holding a Political e-Forum on 18-19 August 9:00-10:30am with Jesse Mulligan as the MC and presentations from the political party spokespeople. The Prevention e-Forum will take place...
Tupuria King is an international waka ama champion athlete, entrepreneur, social media star and an academic. The Ngapuhi and Tainui descendant was first introduced to the sport by his dad, Dave King, at age seven. He has been paddling professionally since 2012 and the 26...
Traditional Māori physical activity is distinguished by a Māori cultural definition understood through mātauranga, with shared whakapapa to atua, and practiced through tikanga. Despite a rich understanding and practice of Māori physical activity in a pre-European era, the violent colonial experience in Aotearoa has resulted...
Māori Touch NZ is delighted to announce the 21st Māori Touch Tournament, which will take place on the 5 and 6 December 2020 at Rotorua’s International Stadium. Proudly hosted and organised by the Rotorua Touch Association, the new venue has enabled the tournament to proceed...
The Public Health Summer School offers practical 1–2 day courses to anyone who wants to develop their knowledge and skills. It has been providing this training for over 20 years and has grown to become the largest and longest running summer school of its type...