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Dr. Cara Meredith
Ko Hikaroroa, ko Takitimu, ko Aoraki ōku mauka,Ko Waikouaiti, ko Aparima, ko wataki ōku awa,Ko Takitimu tōku waka,Ko Kāi Tahu, ko Kāti Māmoe, ko Waitaha ōku iwi,Ko Kāi Te Ruahikihiki tōku hapūKo Puketeraki, Ko Taku Tai o Te Tītī, ko Murihiku ōku maraeKo Goodwillie-Stevens tōku whānauKi te taha o tōku pāpā, he uri ahau nō WēraKo Meredith-Gibbons tōku whānauKo Cara Meredith tōku ikoaKo Myfanwy rāua ko Osian āku tamarikiCara Meredith was born and raised in Wales and moved to Ōtautahi in 2003 with her whānau. Cara completed her nurse training in West Wales and has a background in Cardiology and…
Rangahau · Related projects
Dr. Alehandrea Raiha Manuel
Dr. Alehandrea Raiha Manuel is a Māori-Filipina Audiologist and Kaupapa Māori researcher with an interest in Indigenous people's health and equity. Currently working on solutions with communities to reduce ear, hearing, and vision inequities in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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. Anna Adcock
Anna Adcock (Ngāti Mutunga) is a social researcher with a Master’s degree in sociology from Te Herenga Waka, Victoria University of Wellington. With this background in sociology, she brings experience in qualitative methods and social theory to the team.Anna does Kaupapa Māori (by Māori, for Māori) sexual/reproductive and family health research that centres the lived experiences and perspectives of whānau Māori (Māori family collectives). She is passionate about health equity, data sovereignty, research ethics, and whānau.Anna’s doctoral thesis was a qualitative longitudinal research study…