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Reclaiming Hineraumati

This year is the first that I decided to not give gifts on December 25th and to not acknowledge that day as a day of any significance.  For many years I have removed the representations and meanings of both christmas and the Pākehā new year and have returned to an acknowledging of Hineraumati during the…

Linda Tuhiwai Smith: Healing our trauma

This article was first published by E-Tangata There’s growing recognition that historical trauma can be reproduced and passed down through the generations, where it shows up in a wide range of social harms seen in colonised peoples around the world — including family and sexual violence. Healing that trauma is still a work in progress. …

Sharing Kaupapa Māori Online

Kia Ora koutou, It has been a month since Aotearoa moved to Alert Level 4 for Covid19 on March 25 at 11.59pm. At the time we were engaged in a series of Hui that were led by Ngā Wai a Te Tūī in collaboration with Tū Tama Wāhine o Taranaki. As we settled into our…

Kia Mataara : Resources from Kia Mōhio Kia Mārama Trust

Tēnā koutou katoa, This blog is to share the Kia Mataara series of resources on the history of Aotearoa and a range of political issues up to the end of the 1990’s. The Kia Mataara series was created by Kia Mōhio Kia Mārama Trust. Last year I was given permission to digitally reproduce this series…

Mana Wahine Readers

Tēnā koutou, This blog is not so much a blog as it is a means by which to support the dissemination of two online resources related to Mana Wahine that have been developed with Te Kotahi Research Institute and supported by Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga. The idea to develop a Mana Wahine reader was…

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