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Aamon Hāwea Apiata
Hāwea Apiata (Ngāti Kura, Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Toarangatira) currently works as the Poukōkiri Mātauranga Toi based in Te Iho o Te Manawataki|Library. In this role he works across both the University’s art & taonga collections as well as the open research space (research dissemination & publishing).In his work in the arts space he curates exhibitions, advises on and contributes to the campus gallery’s exhibition program, and applies an Indigenous lens to collection care, management, and research alongside the Poutiaki Taonga and Kaitiaki Mātangireia.In the open research space, he supports…
Professor Georgina Stewart
Georegina Stewart's (Ngāti Kura, Ngāpuhi) book ‘Māori Philosophy: Indigenous thinking from Aotearoa’ (Bloomsbury 2021) explains her original delineation of Māori Philosophy as a Kaupapa Māori approach for investigating topics in Māori knowledge. Her research contributes to the debate between science and Māori knowledge, a local form of a global discussion about the role of Indigenous knowledge in science, in the face of looming environmental multi-crises. She's also engaged in ongoing investigations of what it means to be Māori today, as an example of living cultural difference, even after…
Ahinata Kaitai-Mullan
Ahinata Kaitai-Mullane (Kāi Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha)—is a Post-Doctoral Fellow writer, and thinker whose work moves through the intersections of gender, Kāi Tahuness, and creative expression.
Associate Professor Lara Greaves
Lara Greaves (Ngāpuhi, Pākehā, Tararā) is an associate professor in politics at Victoria University of Wellington and a senior research fellow in statistics at the University of Auckland. She is a Royal Society of New Zealand Rutherford Discovery Fellow (2024-2029), investigating improvements to democracy and participation in New Zealand, particularly focusing on Māori and intersectionality. With colleague Dr Rituparna Roy, she co-leads a work package or EU-CIEMBLY, funded by Horizon Europe. The project seeks to make citizens' assemblies more inclusive, also focusing on intersectionality. She…
Assoc Professor Rhys Jones
Dr Rhys Jones (Ngāti Kahungunu) is a Public Health Physician and Associate Professor in Te Kupenga Hauora Māori (TKHM). As Co-Director of Teaching in TKHM, he contributes to oversight of Māori Health teaching, learning and assessment in the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences. He has a strong track record of leadership in teaching and learning, which was nationally recognised when he received the Prime Minister’s Supreme Award for Tertiary Teaching Excellence in 2020.Rhys’s research broadly addresses Indigenous health and health equity. In 2005-06, he was a Harkness Fellow in Health Care…