Mexican actress Yalitza Aparicio has become the first indigenous woman to receive an Oscar nomination in the Best Actress category. The 25-year-old actress has Mixtec and Triqui heritage.
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NewsNUKU success on the horizon
Hundreds come to celebrate the launch of NUKU, a creative storytelling series about “kickass indigenous women doing things differently”.
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EXCLUSIVE: Porou hosts Tenzing Norgay's sons
Ngāti Porou are connecting with the sons of the famous Nepalese mountaineer, Tenzing Norgay. The Talking Mountains of The World Initiative facilitates the sharing of indigenous knowledge around sustainable tourism.
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2019: International Year of Indigenous Languages
The United Nations has named 2019 as the International Year of Indigenous Languages to preserve, revitalise and promote the world's languages. Māori language expert Tawhirimatea Williams says preservation of any language starts in the home.
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From Māngere to New York City
Angela Watene works at one of the world's biggest accountancy firms in New York City and is one of the first wāhine to feature in the new NUKU series, which celebrates indigenous women.
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NUKU: a creative storytelling series about indigenous women
Māori photographer Qiane Matata-Sipu is set to launch NUKU, a creative storytelling series about indigenous women doing things differently.
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NUKU series amplifying the indigenous female voice
A creative storytelling series about 100 “kickass indigenous women doing things differently” is about to be launched by Māori photographer Qiane Matata-Sipu.
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Homelessness issues among indigenous peoples under spotlight
Homelessness among indigenous people is under the spotlight this week in Australia, with a call for an international movement for change.
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From 'survival mode' to an indigenous future
Breaking down the barriers that keep indigenous peoples in 'survival mode' is the key to thriving, according to an indigenous Australian academic who has come to Aotearoa to share her experiences researching health in aboriginal communities.
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NZ govt must action UN recommendations
Academics from around the world have gathered at the eighth Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga educational conference to discuss indigenous futures.
