Tūhono Rau Tangata masterclasses are a new offering in 2024. Mātanga will discuss priority areas across RRSIT – Rangahau, Research, Science (Pūtaiao), Innovation (Auaha) and Technology (Hangarau) spaces. These masterclasses are designed to deepen understanding along with doses of practical expertise and know-how to build capability among Māori whether that be in hapori, at marae, hapū or iwi settings or in tertiary and educational institutions, kura, and corporate spaces.
Upcoming Masterclasses
Ngāti Whatua,
Ngāpuhi,
Ngāti Wai,
Ngāti Kahu ki Whangaroa
Wednesday 16 October 2024, 12:00 – 2:30 pm
Anne-Marie Jackson
Applying for Research Funding: Strategies for Success
Anne-Marie will share her experiences of gaining research funding for the various academic and hapori kaupapa she has led. She has been a part of Māori research and community development spaces as an applicant, an assessor, a mentor and a funder.
She likens our pōhiri processes to the processes of funding:
1. Before you arrive at the waharoa: Preparation required
2. Te tikanga o te pōhiri: Application process
3. Te kaupapa: The research/activity
4. Poroporoakī/mihi haere: Reporting
At the end of the Masterclass, you will be equipped with tips and tricks, practical advice, and a clear pathway forward for your next steps.
Ngāti Kahungunu o Te Wairoa,
Ngāti Ruapani, Rongowhakaata,
Moriori, English,
Irish, Scottish
Ngāti Porou,
Ngāti Kahungunu,
Te Aowera,
Ngāti Pahauwera, Rongomaiwahine,
Rakai Paaka
Wednesday 29 January 2025, 12:00 – 2:30 pm
Kiwa Hammond & Whare Kupenga-Keefe
Developing Te Ao Māori Conceptual Frameworks
Nā te whakaaro ka puta te kōrero, nā te kōrero ka puta te wānanga,
nā te wānanga ka poua he tikanga, kia puta ki te whai ao, ki te ao mārama.
(The spark of thought motivates expression, expression provokes discussion, discussion drives decision making based on clarity and understanding.)
This masterclass explores the expression of our ideas grounded in tikanga and mātauranga.
With many years of experience in developing te ao Māori conceptual frameworks, Kiwa Hammond and Whare Kupenga-Keefe of AATEA Solutions will facilitate a wānanga about:
• What are ao Māori conceptual frameworks?
• What purpose do they serve?
• Examples of well known frameworks
• He kura ka huna, he kura ka whākina: working respectfully with mātauranga Māori
• Developing your own te ao Māori frameworks
Waikato;
Ngāti Tiipa,
Ngāti Tahinga,
Ngāti Āmaru
Wednesday 30 April 2025, 12:00 – 2:30 pm
Vanessa Clark
Where is your data?
Vanessa will focus mainly on data of and for the collective and offer practical suggestions for being a good kaitiaki and aiding in mokopuna decision-making. This includes understanding shared levels of kaitiakitanga associated with different types of data such as whānau and whakapapa data, reconstituted data from public sources and/or generating new data through rangahau, research, science and innovation-type mahi.
At the end of the Masterclass, you will be equipped with practical advice, a deeper sense of data kaitiakitanga approaches for the collective and questions to ask of yourself, the collective and funders as part of your next steps.
Ngāti Porou,
Ngāti Kahungunu,
Te Aowera,
Ngāti Pahauwera, Rongomaiwahine,
Rakai Paaka
Ngāruahine,
Taranaki,
Tāngahoe,
Te Pakakohi,
Ngāti Ruanui,
Te Arawa,
Hāmoa, Tonga
Wednesday 2 July 2025, 12:00 – 2:30 pm
Whare Kupenga-Keefe & Hinerangi Edwards
He Kura Nō Te Ao Atua
He Kura Nō Te Ao Atua is a unique resource created that has re-coded careers through Atua knowledge systems. He Kura explores multiple paths our whānau can take in their careers, whānau plans, community kaupapa and a broad range of spheres.
Join Whare Kupenga-Keefe and Hinerangi Edwards from AATEA Solutions, who developed this resource, to discover how He Kura Nō Te Ao Atua can be used in classrooms, in workplaces and at home at your marae or kāinga. Participants will receive a digital copy of the resource at this masterclass and a new resource that has been developed for Kanapu based on He Kura Nō Te Atua.
Registration
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