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Average read time: 2 mins Te Ara Pounamu (aka Reign), Te Maumahara Pukeroa, and Te Ahu Manuel Larkins are three...
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From Te Tai Tokerau to Waihōpai (Invercargill), E Tū Whānau’s tikanga Māori kaupapa continues to influence and support whānau as...
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Rangatahi from diverse communities gained insight into the power of storytelling to create change when they took part in three...
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“What I love about working with E Tū Whānau is the idea of Māori-led solutions – that we can create...
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Shaneece Brunning has been on the E Tū Whānau waka since she was twelve years old. She recently joined the...
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Renee Davies and the team at Tihei Rangatahi in Wainuiomata are all about empowering young Māori for lives of autonomy...
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How do whānau make long term changes that slash rates of violence and abuse in their communities? How do they...
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Three frameworks for the prevention of family violence across Aotearoa were launched by the Ministry of Social Development (MSD) on...
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For the last 25 years, members of Auckland’s Aotearoa Latin American Community (ALAC) have enriched Tamaki Makaurau and Kirikiriroa with...
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Christchurch refugee advocate, Sally Pitama, says the strong connection she feels to whānau born in Africa, Asia and the Middle...
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When Shawnee Ormsby-Ryder, seen here sharing her personal story of positive change, and her friend Chyna-Maree McCaskill joined the Aotearoa...
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From the moment Covid-19 plunged us all into lockdown, iwi, hapu and whānau from Invercargill to Te Tai Tokerau, and...