Projects

Māori Maps

Marae are the centres of Māori identity and activity. Māori Maps provides an online nationwide map of marae, with photos of each marae, contact and background information, and photographs. There are also restricted access areas that marae  themselves can use to store their data and photos.

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Maraea - Supportive solutions for indigenous children who misuse substances

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General Māori Health Research Postdoctoral Fellowship (2016 funding round)
Dr Lisa Chant
AUT University
Maraea - Supportive solutions for indigenous children who misuse substances
$542,281
48 months

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Marsden (RSNZ) "Bad nature": The social dimensions of invasive species in Aotearoa New Zealand.

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This research explores the social history, cultural values and socially dynamic nature of invasive species in Aoraki NZ. The research will explore how key local communities and groups (e.g. Māori runaka or whanau members, hunters, landowners, anglers, tourists) assign values to invasive species and what those values are. Furthermore the project explores the beliefs associated with invasive species held by under-represented groups in existing research (specifically Māori, Pasifika, recent migrants, youth).

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Marsden Fast-Start: Exploring Maori Social Justice Concepts

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Marsden: Maori Youth and Connections to Marae

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Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust

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Since 2018 I have participated as a Mana Whenua Trustee on the Maungatautari Ecological Island Trust. Where I represent Paaraawera Marae.

Working with both Iwi and Mana Whenua, and the wider Waipaa Community. To enhance the Mauri and the Mana of Maungatautari for everyone.

Being part of a strategic leadership and development team/board consisting of: 

  • Corporate,
  • Mana Whena,
  • Iwi,
  • Community, and;
  • Landowners.

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