Huri Te Ao - Forefronting Indigenous Knowledge and Regenerative Practices

​Launched in year one of the Covid 19 Pandemic with 110 undergraduate and 14 post-graduate students, this past two years has seen Huri Te Ao build our indigenising curriculum ‘on the fly’ and without much opportunity for a wider kōrero (discussion). In this time we have developed a kaupapa (agenda) centered on mauri-ora (holistic social, cultural, ecological wellbeing) and actioned through mahitahitanga (collaborative, co-creative and participatory processes).

​This event will be facilitated by Amanda Yates (Ngāti Rangiwewehi, Ngāti Whakaue, Te Aitanga a Māhaki, Rongowhakaata) and Kathy Waghorn (Pākehā).

​Image Credit: Project by Matangireia Yates-Francis, Huri Te Ao MArch Prof

​Please note: This event may be recorded for internal purposes. The recording will not be made public but some of the imagery and content from this session may be used for academic publications, resources and other digital or print purposes. By attending this session you are consenting to being recorded. Please get in touch with an organizer if you would like to discuss this, or would like to attend but maintain your anonymity.