Toi Ako webinars are dynamic, easily digested and brief training sessions that enable Toi Tangata to be responsive and meet the needs identified by the sector. This provides a fluid opportunity for interested bodies to engage throughout Aotearoa and gives you the opportunity to hear from some fantastic speakers and knowledge gatherers. After the ngako, or, ‘main part’ has been delivered, a forum to communicate, discuss and connect over the content with both the facilitator and other viewers will be available.
We are looking to increase promotion of the Toi Ako webinars and work in collaboration across and within sector expertise to deliver powerful and timely messages to the workforce on key Māori nutrition and physical activity kaupapa. If you want to share your mahi with our network, contact crystal@toitangata.co.nz for more information.
Check out our calendar for other training workshops and events.
In our recently published paper ‘Intergenerational Intimacies: A whakapapa conceptualisation of kai,’ we speak to the ways that kai is intertwined with all that we do and all that we are as Māori. From karakia and waiata, to weaving, tāniko and kōwhaiwhai, kai is ever......
In this webinar with Haylee Koroi Haylee Koroi (Te Rarawa, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Kahu) and Hana Burgess (Ngāpuhi, Te Roroa, Te Ātihaunui a Pāpārangi, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) we bring to the fore a whakapapa conceptualisation of kai, one that centers whanaungatanga – being in good relation. When we......
Join Ngahuia Mita, Terina Raureti and Rob Hewitt of Tangaroa Ara Rau for this Toi Ako webinar. Tangaroa Ara Rau is a collective of Māori (Indigenous peoples from Aotearoa New Zealand) water practitioners passionate about kaupapa wai (the essence of and programmes connected to the......
Ahakoa ngā tini āhuatanga o tēnei kaupeka o te tau, he nui tonu ngā kaupapa i rewa puta noa i te motu, koia rā te pai o te ipurangi, he whakamāmā i ngā whakaritenga ki ngā kaupapa. Ko tētahi o ērā waimarietanga, ko ngā huinga......
Kaitātaki Tāne, Kawariki Morgan, and Kaitātaki Wāhine, Marama Jones, talk about the journey to realising hauora is haka and haka is hauora. Ngā Tūmanako was originally founded for and by foundation students of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Waititi Marae. The kapa aims to......
Kia Hīanga sets out Sport NZ’s bicultural vision for play in Aotearoa New Zealand. Join us as we host tākaro Māori exponent, Nikki Penetito-Hemara, as she shares the journey of Kia Hīanga and her whakaaro around the continued restoration, revitalisation, and reclamation of Tākaro, by,......
Montel Tivoli has endured the rigors of weightlifting from a very early age and has excelled significantly in this sport. Not only is he a CommonWealth Games medalist, he has also etched his name in history as the only Māori to have performed the jerk......
In this Toi Ako webinar, Awhitia Mihaere takes us on a journey of enlightenment guiding us through rongoā Māori, traditional birthing, and quantum physics from a Māori world view. “Me Ko Hinewaiata ahau te oro tuatahi o te ao.” We are the cultivation of science......
Join us during World Iron Awareness Week as we host PhD candidate, Ruihi Shortland, in this month’s webinar where she will be giving us an insight into her mahi developing te Taka Pūmotu, a Māori interpretation of the scientific periodic table. Drawing from mātauranga Māori, kaupapa......