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Rangahau · Related projects
24MR04Te Rangianiwaniwa a Te Harakeke – The Harakeke’s Rainbow
This research supports iwi-led, tikanga-informed innovation, grounded in Kaupapa Māori methodology. Through wānanga and co-design with Ngāti Tukorehe, the team is developing safe, solvent-free dye processes that respect tikanga and are reproducible in community settings.
View projectTe Rangianiwaniwa a Te Harakeke – The Harakeke’s Rainbow
This research supports iwi-led, tikanga-informed innovation, grounded in Kaupapa Māori methodology. Through wānanga and co-design with Ngāti Tukorehe, the team is developing safe, solvent-free dye processes that respect tikanga and are reproducible in community settings.
Kairangahau · Researchers
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Sonya Withers
Sonya Withers
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Tanya Ruka
Tanya Ruka
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Briar Moffat
Briar Moffat
Kō Tainui te WakaKō Tararua te MaungaKō Ōtaki me Ōhau ngā AwaKō Ngāti Tukorehe me Ngāti Raukawa te iwiKō Briar Moffatt tāku ingoaI am the Founder and Director of Whare Kōtare -
William Xu
William Xu
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Ally Ataria
Ally Ataria
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Julia Hope
Julia Hope
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Huhana Smith
Huhana Smith
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Faith Kane
Faith Kane
Ētahi atu · Other people
Deacon Fisher
Ngāpuhi
Massey University
Deacon Fisher (Ngapuhi) is a Lecturer and PhD student within Massey's School of Social Work.
Deacon Fisher
Deacon Fisher (Ngapuhi) is a Lecturer and PhD student within Massey's School of Social Work.
Dr. Alana Haenga O'Brien
Ngāti Porou, Te Aitanga a Mate, Te Whānau a Hinerupe ki Waiapu, Ngāti Puai
Massey University
Alana Haenga O'Brien's doctoral research sought to understand the relevance of wairuatanga to our rangatahi Māori and…
Dr. Alana Haenga O'Brien
Alana Haenga O'Brien's doctoral research sought to understand the relevance of wairuatanga to our rangatahi Māori and their whānau today.
Dr. Angela Kilford
Te Whanau A Kai , Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Kahungunu
Massey University
Angela Kilford (Te Whanau A Kai, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Kahungunu) is an artist based in Wellington. Kilford’s inspiration…
Dr. Angela Kilford
Angela Kilford (Te Whanau A Kai, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Kahungunu) is an artist based in Wellington. Kilford’s inspiration comes from Māori concepts and knowledge. Her most recent works have explored the whakapapa of local ecology and the lesser known connections between living and nonliving entities. These ideas are examined and expressed through walking, performance, collaborative making, large scale public installations and writing.Angela is an independent artist and designer, working also within the College of Creative Arts, Massey University, Wellington.