Patrick has shared his Māori model of practice called Tech-anga which is a fusion of Technology & Tikanga that supports indigenous innovation.

Dr Mikahere-Hall was also an associate investigator on the E Tū Wāhine, E Tū Whānau: Wāhine Māori keeping safe in unsafe relationships research study and co-authored the report supported by the Marsden Fund and administered by the Royal Society Te Apārangi. This study sought to understand how Māori women keep themselves safe in unsafe relationships.

Oranga Ngākau is a model of practice that supports learning, healing and growth through music. Kataraina will outline the three principles that underpin the model - waiata, wairua and waiora and discuss the notion of the alignment between oranga ngākau and Mauri Ora.

A collaboration between Te Rau Ora and the New Zealand Drug Foundation. The aim is to build a community based and informed mātauranga Māori approach to working with whānau experiencing Alcohol and other Drug (AOD) Primary harm.

In the realm of Māori aspiration both past present and future as workers within our community in health and well-being, we rely on the kaitiakitanga of Papatūānuku. Her abundance. Her generosity. Her protection. Her participation. Her compassion and her foresight for all of us.

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