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Day 1: Monday 25th November || Room: Takahē Matua
9am: Whakatau & Mana Whenua Keynote
9.30am: Welcome
9.45am: The History of Rangahau in TWoA
10am: The Future of AI & Rangahau
Kaiarataki: Te Mihinga
Kura Moeahu - Te Atiawa, Ngā Ruahine, Taranaki-tuturu, Ngāti Mutunga, Ngāti Tama and Ngāti Toa
Nepia Winiata: Ngāti Raukawa - Kaiwhakatere | Chief Executive, TWoA
Dr Shireen Maged: Pouwhakahaere Ako | Deputy Chief Executive (Teaching & Learning), TWoA
Dr Te Taka Keegan: Waikato-Maniapoto, Ngāti Apakura, Te Whānau-ā-Karuai ki Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Whakaue - Associate Professor, Waikato University
10.30am - PARAMANAWA
MORNING SESSION: 11am - 12.30pm
(Many thanks to our Kaiārahi & Kaihāpai leading and supporting each session)
TAKAHĒ 1
MANAWA WHENUA
Kaiārahi: Dr Tara McAllister
Kaihāpai: Shelley Hoani
Allan Collins: From Filleting Fish to Math Equations: Embracing Our Passions
Renu Sisodia: Creating a Space for Tribal Sahariya Youth to Improve Access to Safe Water in Rural Rajasthan, India
Dr Siham El-Kafafi: Educating for a Sustainable Future: Unveiling the Impact of Educators on Peace Education in Alignment with SDGs
Dr Marian McDonald: Academic Women’s Experiences of Challenge and Resistance in Tertiary Education in Aotearoa New Zealand
Ripeka Matipou: The Highs and Lows of sole parenting experienced by Wāhine Māori
TAKAHĒ 2
MANAWA RŪ
Kaiārahi: Kane Milne
Kaihāpai: Te Mihinga
Andrea Thumath & Kane Milne
What makes technology “indigenous”?
How do we bring a critical consciousness to technology, and use our indigeneity to thrive in a modern, technologically driven world?
This session engages our tinana, our hinengaro and our wairua to help us answer these questions.
Syrai-Tiare Taumihau:
Ori Paraparau | Body Conversations
KERERŪ
MANAWA TOKA
Kaiārahi: Dr Maree Sheehan
Kaihāpai: Dr Becky Kiddle
Deborah Kauwhata: Muka i te Kahu o te Ao
Tom (Thomas) Brooker: Aramai te Toki
Ariana Sheehan: Raranga – Traditional Māori Weaving and Tukutuku
Taina Keelan: Waiata Music Production with Tauira in Gisborne
Kim Marsh: Project with Uenuku ki te Whenua Marae in Waingaro
KAI O TE RĀ: 12.30pm
WORKSHOPS: 1.3Opm - 2pm
TAKAHĒ 1
Workshop 1
WHAT IS RANGAHAU?
Kaiārahi - Dr Joni Angeli-Gordon
Kaikōrero - Dr Morehu McDonald
KERERŪ
Workshop 2
LAUNCHING YOUR RANGAHAU JOURNEY
Kaiārahi - Dr Tim Angeli-Gordon
Kaikōrero - Shelley Hoani
TAKAHĒ 2
Workshop 3
DISSEMINATING YOUR MAHI
Kaiārahi - Dr Tara McAllister
Kaikōrero - Eboni Waitere
(Executive Director HUIA Publishing)
AFTERNOON SESSION: 2pm - 3.30pm
TAKAHĒ 1
MANAWA ORA
Kaiārahi: Dr Kiri Edge
Kaihāpai: Dr Becky Kiddle
Kamaline Pomare, Mihaere Emery: Whakahono Iwi O Te Ao - Connecting Natives Across the World
Dr Elias Martis: Indigenising the Pedagogy of Social Work Education: Transformative Role of Wairuatanga in the Ako Space
Dr Sarah Lockwood: Maternal Inequities during Climate Crises: A Case Study of the Impacts of Cyclone Gabriel on Those Bringing New Life into the World”.
Dr Vulcan Demirkan-Martin: Integrating Social-Emotional Learning into Language Teaching
KERERŪ
MANAWA AKO (ESOL)
Kaiārahi: Dr Mireille Consalvey
Kaihāpai: AJ Woodhouse
Lilly Vigneswaran: Evaluating Achievement Standards: A Critical Analysis of the NZCEL Regulatory Framework
Deborah Turner: Improving Writing Using the Academic Word List
Dr Peter Dulgar: Passion, Personality, & Podcasts: Self-motivation in the Dynaspeak Language Logbook.
Dr Vy Lan (Vivian) Doan: The Effects of Pre-Writing Strategies on Writing Performance and Attitudes of Level 4 General Students at DynaSpeak Te Wānanga o Aotearoa.
Dr Hossein Hosseini: Te Wānanga o Aotearoa's Mission, Vision, and Values: Teaching ESOL to non-Māori Community Members in Auckland
TAKAHĒ 2
MANAWA AKO
Kaiārahi: Dr Joni Angeli-Gordon
Kaihāpai: Dr Tara McAllister
Emma Mc Laughlin and Barbara Terry: Kotahitanga, Literacy and Rangahau in our Bi-Cultural Social Work Degree
Dr Pauline Adams: How Schools Make Us Ethnic – Educational Impacts on Identity Choice for Bicultural Māori- Pākehā Learners
Gladys Elkington: The Inter-connectedness of Kaupapa Māori Frameworks in Social Work Education for Social Development.
Dr Kathryn Oxborrow Vambe: How non-Māori Librarians in Aotearoa Learn About and Engage with Mātauranga Māori
Naketa Ikihele: Listening as a Leadership Skill in Education
PARAMANAWA: 3.30pm
4pm - TE MANAWAHOUKURA: Manawa Wrap Ups (20 min) / Rangahau into the Future
6pm: KAI O TE PŌ ME TE WHAKAWHANAUNGATANGA