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Te Rangahau Taiao ki Awanuiārangi
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This publication is a collection of readings from the research of nine graduates of Te Whare Wananga o Awanuiārangi. The theme is environmental management.
Integrating Indigenous knowledge for natural hazard resilience
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Whakaora Taiao, Whakaora Whenua advances a Māori-led approach to natural hazards resilience by weaving together mātauranga Māori, Indigenous methodologies, and contemporary science.
Te Ao Hou - Our Changing Coast
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Te Ao Hou – Our Changing Coast strengthens Aotearoa New Zealand’s ability to anticipate, plan for, and adapt to the impacts of sea-level rise and coastal change.
Thesis on cultural practices in academic settings
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Phyllis Callaghan graduated with her PhD with a research focus on education. Her thesis was entitled "In what ways do 'Indigenous cultural practices' foster success for students in tertiary and work settings: A case study of Toi Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander achievement in higher education and vocational settings?"
Kaihikoi Profiles
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Meet the hikoi participants of 'Taku Ara Rā: Ko Māhinaarangi'
Taku Ara Rā: Ko Māhinaarangi Research Project
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A group of seven wāhine have embarked on a three-week hīkoi across the North Island to retrace the journey of the ancestress Māhinaarangi, and reconnect with their tribal stories, knowledge, lands, lakes and rivers along the way.
Ngā kōrero tawhito: a review of traditional language expression
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This research project examines reo-a-Tūhoe as a living knowledge system embedded within culture, everyday life, relationships and the environment.
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