Whakangungu kaimahi – Workforce Development & Training
Te Whare Whaioranga Kotahi te kī kotahi te kōrero, kotahi te wānanga tapunui, Tīhei mauri ora! Te Kete Pounamu is excited to launch our Māori recovery college in the near future, Te Whare Whaioranga, a wānanga space for people with lived experience to educate, inform...
Kotahitanga
Whanaungatanga is one of five core values that underpin Māori leadership, so it is natural that in the absence of kanohi ki te kanohi hui, we transitioned into a virtual space once again to continue to build and develop relationships with whānau across Aotearoa. The...
Update from Murihiku Region
Tēnā koutou katoa from the deep south, We hope whānau are preparing for the summer. It has been a tough winter here for our steering rōpū. However, spirits are renewing with the change in season and the flowers of spring. We remain optimistic, as the alert levels have...
Update from Ōtepoti Regional Rōpū
Over alert level 2, our rōpū continued to treat each day with caution, including with the remainder of the meetings we had planned for the rest of this year. Our steering rōpū members have managed to get out and about for a cuppa coffee at one of the local cafes....
Update from Whakatū
Tēnā koutou, Here in Whakatū we were excited to implement our first whānau led workshop. Two of our steering rōpū wāhinetoa, Te Aroha Knox and Te Reia Taikato chose to workshop about rongoā Māori. We went to McKee Reserve 16 September 2020 to identify rongoā in the...
Regional Lead Update
This year has been a rollercoaster ride of different directions, though we collectively remain focussed on capturing our people’s voices so we can continue to strive towards influencing positive change for Māori. Learning to check in with ourselves and regularly take...