The Whakatika Research Project is a four-year project, undertaken by Independent Mā...
This report aims to do justice to the over 2,000 Māori who comp...
Our Research 101 Hacks will break down the research process; detailing each aspect from planni...
This publication includes contributions from several Māori women scholars active in research a...
This publication was written by master carver and teacher of traditional Māori navigation, Dr ...
This article explores the relevance of historical trauma theory for Māori research. In explori...
Story of Christine Waitai-Rapana’s experience on the journey with the First Nations of T...
Dr Cherryl Smith shares a story of reconnection to te reo Māori following a generational disco...
Dr Paul Reynolds shares a story of reconnection to whenua following a generational disconnecti...
Exploring definitions of sexual violence in Aotearoa highlights that on the whole such definit...
Māori tribal authorities have sought to measure the well-being of their people as a baseline f...
Colonisation has resulted in Māori occupying a vulnerable position in Aotearoa/New Zealand soc...
This output is a presentation that summarises the purpose and methodology of the...
Written by passionate gardener and cook, this book is an introduction into the distinctive met...
This report analyses the literature and stands as an introduction to growing, harvesting, cult...
A resource for Māori grandparents is the outcome of qualitative research led by Dr Cherryl Smi...
A short film produced by Nathanael Scurr & directed by Dr Cherryl Smith for the Grandparen...
Te Atawhai o Te Ao is committed to supporting our Māori Vietnam veterans. We have conducted fi...
