MAI Journal

'Fragments from a Contested Past' and 'Imagining Decolonisation' are featured in the New Zealand Journal of Educational Studies' summer reading list! 📚 You can read more in the link below: zurl.co/oBVI #BWBTexts

What the new Government means for the Nelson Tenths stuff.co.nz/pou-tiaki/3010…

I've put up a link on my website to various talks and events I've done in the past year that are available online, including with others like @JoannaKidman. meetingplace.nz/2023/12/2023-t…

So, wait. The 'books' are full of snails and snakes, and there is no money, BUT, landlords can take a billion dollars back without FkNZF/NAct having to lift a finger? Sounds legit.

Ka rawe! #PeoplePower #OnARoll Iwi and council join forces as government signals cuts to co-governance | RNZ News rnz.co.nz/news/national/…

“For a party that won just 8.6 percent of the vote in the recent election to attempt to rewrite a pact that involves Queen Victoria and her descendants, as well as the rangatira and theirs, is presumptuous in the extreme.” — Dame Anne Salmond e-tangata.co.nz/comment-and-an…

Great insights into Pacific-led climate change initiatives at today's keynote. Thank you to the Pacific researchers who presented. #IICCRS2023

Just one more sleep before our wonderful Kōrero with amazing Māori and Gender activist Ngahuia Te Awekotuku! Tomorrow! Wed 1 Nov, 7pm online. MCed by the incredible @formerlydaniels. Its not to late to register here: awc.org.nz/awekotuku/

Congratulations Associate Professor Jason Mika! Endeavour Fund: Successful 2023 Research Programmes. Tauhokohoko: Indigenising trade policy and enabling mana motuhake through Indigenous trade Duration: 5 years Contract value (GST excl.): $14,945,415.

The amazing @thkukutai giving us a Data Sovereignty 101 at #mamuakaahua awesome stuff.

Honoured to announce Judge Caren Fox as the first Māori woman Chief Judge of Māori Land Court. A milestone reflecting her commitment to te reo, tikanga Māori, & Treaty jurisprudence. Here's to breaking barriers & empowering future generations! bit.ly/3OjI5DR #WomenInLaw

#OnThisDay 9 July 1863: Māori communities at Māngere, Ihumātao and elsewhere between Auckland and Waikato are given an ultimatum to swear an oath of allegiance to the Crown or immediately leave. The invasion of Waikato begins three days later. meetingplace.nz/2017/07/south-… #NZWars

Inspiring! lnkd.in/g6A9QCuz

Indigenous knowledge is increasingly valued, but to fully respect it we need to decolonise science – here's how. Shameless promotion of recent research and resultant Conversation piece. ⁦@taramcallister4⁩ theconversation.com/indigenous-kno…

New lessons about old wars: keeping the complex story of Anzac Day relevant in the 21st century theconversation.com/new-lessons-ab… via @ConversationEDU

“The future of history is Māori. This is true because here in Aotearoa, the past, without doubt, is Māori.” — Dr Aroha Harris e-tangata.co.nz/history/the-fu…

@vomalley @JoannaKidman Great book thanks team, we have much to learn from

"This is an intimate book, full of mamae (pain) and maumahara (remembrance). But it is not a book without hope. Part of its kaupapa is making the case for ‘a wholesale shift in the way that Pākehā New Zealand engages with the history of the wars fought on our own shores’".

#OnThisDay 31 March 1864: The Ōrākau battle begins. #NZWars @JoannaKidman writes eloquently about it here. e-tangata.co.nz/reflections/i-…