These stories of change and growth give voice to whānau throughout Aotearoa and show what E Tū Whānau means in action. They offer inspiration and examples of whānau doing it for themselves with the support of the kaupapa.
Te mana kaha o te whānau - The strength and power of the whānau.
Aroha – giving with no expectations of return. Manaaki – building the mana of others through nurturing and challenging. These are Māori kaupapa. ...
Voting in the 2017 E Tū Whānau Song Competition closes on Monday at 5pm so you’ve got the whole weekend...
While entries have closed for the 2017 E Tū Whānau Song Competition you have another week to vote for your...
Eleven short films showcasing the vibrant and varied work of rangatahi film makers from the lower half of the North...
The future of Aotearoa’s filmmaking is in good hands. Rangatahi as young as six are currently putting the finishing touches...
Check out these Kahungunu whānau talking about the E Tū Whānau kaupapa and the values we all share at Te...
Radio Kahungunu host, and staunch advocate for the E Tū Whānau kaupapa, Crystal Edwards is one of the mainstage MCs...
E Tū Whānau has its own virtual whānau and you are amazing! Over a period of two weeks, more than...
Mikaira Pau is on a mission. He, along with other community minded whānau throughout the country, has been promoting the...
E Tū Whānau’s violence free and whānau centered kauapapa is proudly Māori but it’s proving rich and inspirational to our...
Celebrations to mark Matariki and the beginning of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan occurred at roughly the same time...
When E Tū Whānau’s Norm Hewitt and a Taupo-based group called Manurere visited Taupo-Nui-a-Tia college recently, their welcome was passionate...