What’s New At Te Rau Ora?
A workforce centred on Wāhine Māori & their whānau Te Rau Ora has the privilege of entering into an innovation of work beside Ngā Maia o Aotearoa (Māori midwives) and Counties Manukau DHB to develop the evidence base that centres on Māori women, babies, children...
A Global Reflection Of Cannabis Legalisation On First Nations People In Canada
The Assembly of First Nations convened its first-ever National Cannabis Summit 2019 – discussion which included issues of jurisdiction, health, and social and economic impacts. The summit was one of the most comprehensive examinations to date of the implications and...
2020 New Zealand Cannabis Referendum
2020 New Zealand cannabis referendum will be held at the 2020 New Zealand general election. With the question of whether to legalise the personal use of cannabis. The New Zealand public will get to vote Yes or No to legalise recreational cannabis use moving from a...
International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership
Kerri Butler (Te Kete Pounamu/Te Rau Ora) and Leilani Maraku (Te Kete Pounamu/Mana o Te Tangata Trust) attended the International Initiative for Mental Health Leadership (IIMHL) kaupapa in Washington DC, United States about Indigenous programmes and leadership around...
Pre-Cutting Edge 2019 Māori Caucus, Ōrākei Marae
Orakei marae on Takaparawhā (Bastion Point) a historic Māori venue for the Pre-Cutting Edge 2019, Māori Caucus hui was held last month. Alec Hawke (Ngāti Whātua leader ) and Ken Kerehoma (Odyssey Cultural advisor) alongside nga whānau commenced the hui in true Ngāti...
Tū Whānau Mai And Hei Āpōpō – Two Te Reo Resources
Tū Whānau Mai and Hei Āpōpō are two te Reo resources produced by Te Rau Ora and the National Centre Māori Suicide Prevention: Te Au, to support Māori in suicide prevention. The two booklets are an adaptation of the English versions Te Rau Ora created as part of a...