Alexander Stevens II
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I designed and led a seminar / workshop, which brought organisations and Government agencies working with Māori and Pacific communities to help raise their financial capability. Discussion points included the challenges, ways forward, and what retirement looks like to members of these communities.
What does retirement look like for Māori? That's one of the topics being discussed at a financial summit in 2018. I was interviewed with other experts to discuss why many Māori communities don't believe retirement is achievable.
Experience
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I have over ten years of project management experience as well as a background in research and evaluation. My largest project that I have managed when employed with the Commission for Financial Capability was $900k for Māori financial capability. A link has been provided for more information was https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/900000-earmarked-m%C4%81ori-financia... |
Education
| Education Duration from (year) | Degree Type | Degree Title | Institution |
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2015 to 2019 | Doctorate | Māori Health (Candidate) | Auckland University of Technology |
2013 to 2014 | Masters | Health Practice in Māori Health | Auckland University of Technology |
2011 to 2012 | Masters | Indigenous Studies | University of Otago |
Publications
| Understanding barriers for Maori and Pacific men to get help from childhood sexual violent experiences. In: National domestic and sexual violence conference. The Auckland University of Technology : The Auckland University of Technology ; 2019. | ||
| Taking Control Māori Responses to Money Management Wealth and Saving. Stevens A, editor. Auckland: Mira Szászy Research Centre for Māori and Pacific Economic Development; 2019. |