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24WHA12He tumu herenga waka: Māori mothers navigating the never-ending beginnings of whakapapa
Project SummaryThe project builds on a case study, “Ko te whaea te takere o te waka: Māori mothers as navigators of change,” which examined Māori mothers as key change-makers for their whānau. The study produced a zine highlighting Māori participants’ stories of reclaiming mātauranga Māori for their tamariki/mokopuna. A key finding was the connection…
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Project SummaryThe project builds on a case study, “Ko te whaea te takere o te waka: Māori mothers as navigators of change,” which examined Māori mothers as key change-makers for their whānau. The study produced a zine highlighting Māori participants’ stories of reclaiming mātauranga Māori for their tamariki/mokopuna. A key finding was the connection between mātauranga Māori reclamation and whakapapa. This new project will extend the research by producing a second zine issue featuring a larger group of Māori mothers who are learning and reclaiming aspects of whakapapa. Ths Whakaaweawe grant…
