An international project between Waikato and New York researchers has received a $750,000 boost, to expand tools protecting indigenous communities' rights, over their own knowledge and data.
Tag: research. Showing results 1 - 10 of 44
Showing results 1 - 10 of 44
Primary tabs
Search results
-
Funding te reo sports events could be a game changer in normalising te reo Māori
Puni Reo Poitarawhiti is Auckland’s first netball event where all taking part speak Māori. It’s new research project investigating the ripple effect the Māori language has on participants and communities. Its a research project funded by Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga and led by Professor Jenny Lee Morgan and Dr Jennifer Martin of Ngā Wai a Te Tūī, Māori and Indigenous Research Centre
-
New documentary gives rare look into Tūhoe's relationship with Te Urewera and kererū
A haunting mōteatea (lament) about the kererū and its connection to mana whenua features in the documentary composed specifically to portray the importance of the bird to Tuawhenua.
-
Dr Erena Wikaire awarded $554k to study cannabis, meth use
The kaupapa Māori analysis will provide insights into Māori experiences of substance use.
-
Researcher to study how Ngāi Tahu investment is making its way into iwi members' pockets
David Tikao is researching how the iwi shares the proceeds of its 1996 Treaty of Waitangi settlement with tribal members for his PhD.
-
Mātauranga Māori takes vital role in protecting Antarctic climate research
Advisory group Kāhui Māori will share its knowledge with the Antarctic Science Platform to help guide the Deep South Challenge: Changing with our Climate programme.
-
Professors says people who believe Covid-19 conspiracy stories are just scared
University professor Paul Spoonley says there is a surge in internet conspiracy theories.
-
Government-funded matauranga Māori research initiative led by Pākehā
Māori academics believe Vision Mātauranga research projects should be led by Māori.
-
Tracing whakapapa still difficult for Māori trying to find their roots
An Auckland University academic is working on understanding those Māori who do not have their whakapapa. Dr Lara Greaves identified two groups of Māori who do not know their iwi and whakapapa connections.
-
PM visits Big Gay Out to announce HIV funding
Thousands attending the Big Gay Out in Auckland today received a special visit from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern who announced new funding to support the LGBTI community.
