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The Global Scientific Committee invites you to submit an abstract for presentation at the 23rd IUHPE World Conference on Health Promotion held in Roto...
One month dedicated to giving back to Papatūānuku – Mother Earth. Pipiri Ki A Papatūānuku aims to raise awareness around the impacts our e...
Congratulations to all the finalists of the 2018 Matariki Awards and a special mention for Toi Tangata board member, Pania Newton, for her nomination...
Toi Tangata commends the efforts by Ngati Kahungunu to normalise te reo Māori in everyday settings, but highlights the need for a wider conversation ...
Friday 20 April 2018 For immediate release Local iwi runanga Ngati Ranginui, the Bay of Plenty District Health Board and Toi Tangata are leading the c...
Thursday, 19 April 2018, 9:48 am Press Release: eHealthNews.nz A healthy lifestyle app developed for Māori and Pasifika people is being trialled and...
With the change of season upon us these wonderful dumplings are a simple and friendly weeknight dinner that can be made in the weekend. These dumplings are easily converted for the meat eater or vegetarian alike…vegan options can be entertained as well. The easiest way......
Easy to remember, easy to prepare. Easily a summer tropical treasure for all whānau who love fresh, quick and easy salads to accompany glorious summer barbeques. As the title suggests, the ingredients are 4 C’s: carrot, coconut, cashew and coriander salad. Ingredients 3 carrots, grated......
Knowing how to make a basic vinaigrette for salads is one of the best skills a home cook can have. Happily, this is as easy as combining olive oil and vinegar in a jar, adding some salt and fresh-cracked black pepper, and then giving that......
Project Energize began in 2005 with the goal to increase children’s physical activity, improve their nutrition and ultimately their overall health. Project Energize, a region-wide whole-school nutrition and physical activity programme, commenced as a randomised controlled trial (RCT) in the period 2004–6 in 124 schools......
This paper, written by Dr Ihirangi Heke, explains Systems Dynamics, Whakapapa, Atua Matua, and how they all relate. Whakapapa Systems Comparison 29 3 17...