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Article: A kin community study: Utilising whakapapa as a research methodology, Rochelle MacKintosh
Dr Rochelle Mackintosh, part of Project Kāinga team, recently published a new paper from her PhD research in Te Kaharoa. It serves as a...
Sep 11


Article: A climate adaptation model for Māori groups, Aotearoa, New Zealand. Rochelle Mackintosh.
Abstract Climate change is a global issue affecting Aotearoa/New Zealand and the wider world. It is primarily driven by human activities,...
Jun 21


Deborah Davis: Kainga, kura and kai: Sustainable gardens as a mechanism to enhance educational and cultural outcomes
ABSTRACT: This thesis explores the generation and maintenance of mātauranga (ancestral Māori knowledge), food production and...
Dec 19, 2024


Te Weu Charitable Trust presents at Project Kāinga final hui
Te Weu Tairāwhiti is a collective of local researchers focused on the future risks and opportunities for Tairāwhiti. Te Weu joined PK for...
Dec 6, 2024


Kāinga Update: Te Rereatukahia Education Plan
An unanticipated outcome of the Project Kāinga research alongside Te Rereatukāhia was the need for a new and forward-thinking Education...
Nov 29, 2024
Output: Applying whakapapa research methodology in Māori kin communities in Aotearoa New Zealand
Merata, Paora and Hirini co-authored a research article outlining the ethics and collaborative design principles employed in Project...
Jul 3, 2023


Interview: Rereata Makiha on RNZ recapturing ancient knowledge.
Rereata Makiha, renowned Māori astronomer, knowledge holder on maramataka and kōrero tuku iho spoke with Julian Wilcox on RNZ. On...
May 20, 2021


Hui: Hau Kāinga Enviro-Hui: Oromahoe
Project kāinga headed to Oromahoe, in Tai Tokerau, 'home' to two of the Project Kāinga members. This hui was lead by haukāinga and...
Apr 20, 2021
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