Building on the foundations established through Whaia Te Tika and Te Ao Mārama, the Researcher to Kairangahau workshop series supports participants to embed Kaupapa Māori approaches throughout the entire research journey. The series explores the position of Tangata Whenua as the Indigenous people of Aotearoa, the significance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, and why all research undertaken in Aotearoa has relevance to Māori.
Participants will be challenged to critically reflect on their own research practices and develop an individualised Kaupapa Māori framework or tool to guide each stage of their research planning, processes, and practice. Through this process, they will strengthen their understanding of how to give effect to Te Tiriti principles and uphold Tino Rangatiratanga within research environments.
Designed to move beyond theory and into practical application, the series equips participants with the confidence, capability, and tools to undertake research in ways that are culturally responsive, accountable, and grounded in meaningful partnership with Māori communities. The outcome is a personalised approach to rangahau that supports Māori aspirations, strengthens Māori participation, and gives effect to Tino Rangatiratanga.
Ngā Ao E Rua|The Two Worlds
Ngā Ao E Rua|The Two Worlds
RESOURCES
Resources for the Researcher to Kairangahau Cultural Confidence Workshop Series are not publicly available. All workshop resources and supporting materials will be provided directly to participants upon registration and are designed to support learning throughout the series.
Kōrero Mai|Let's Connect
