Can you tell us about the mahi you’re leading and the impact you’re seeing...
Matapiata
Matapiata | Tell Me About You
The Tell Me About You project asked disabled people to tell their own stories about State care.
Matapiata | ORO ATUA
ORO ATUA is a continuing practice and modern revival established in 2003 utilizing Taonga Puoro as a powerful mode of Rongoā Māori. Oro Atua is based on a Tupuna practice...
Hā Habit | Julia Wikeepa
Kia hora te marino, Kia whakapapa pounamu te moana, Kia tere te karohirohi i...
Brave Hearts NZ/Manawa Kaha Aotearoa
In 2016, three individuals—two mums and a local police officer—came together to form a support group for families impacted by methamphetamine addiction.
E koekoe te Tui, e ketekete te Kaka, e kuku te Kererū
Insights into explanatory factors, treatment experiences, and recovery for Māori with eating disorders
Exploring Honourable Kāwanatanga and Constitutional Transformation with Dr Heather Came and Grant Berghan
As 2024 draws to a close, we are so excited to share that our final He Aka Hui of the year, will feature the incredible Dr Heather Came and Grant...
He Aka Hui | Kōrure o te tai – Changing the direction of the tide
A collaboration between Equally Well and the Tupuānuku researchers at The University of Otago....
Kia Tika te Ara – Correcting the Pathway & Toa Mana Taurite – Equity Champions Network
Kia Tika te Ara is 3-day cultural responsiveness program, aimed at increased cultural competency and safety of South Canterbury District Health Board (SCDHB) staff. Equity Champions Network is a group...
Part 2 Indigenous innovation: Disrupting the system, value and impact.
The incorporation of indigenous preventative strategies in the mental health system demonstrates a commitment to a more inclusive, culturally sensitive, and holistic approach to health. When we observe mental wellbeing...
