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K.I.N. Knowledge in Indigenous Networks

Kia aho matuahia te taketake, kia tūwaerea te tau…When intellect turns to intuition, knowledge becomes wisdom

Category: identity

Journey to the ivory tower: how did I get here?

Poems of Procrastination

Māori postgrad journeys: Do you think ‘PhD is life’ is a thing?

“When we forget”: I am Indigenous and I didn’t know

A New Year: a new chance to learn and grow

BE THE FIRST

Kaupapa Māori – Participatory decision making

Binary Busting: A superheroine approach to institutional meaning making

The Rookie: Wearing My Heart on My Sleeve

K.I.N: 5 Doctors and a Baby, now what?

So, who is this Whaea Manuhiri anyway?

Indigenous Communities, Cultures and Shame in Canada

Take a moment to reflect

Blood quantum: the Colonial tool of racial superiority and economic dependency Native communities can’t let go of

Navigating cultural difference

Say my name, say my name.

Linda Tuhiwai Smith: Live Up to Our Talk

Marae, Maps and a Māori-boy

Two forces nature bound

Unconscious bias – how is it fuelled by the myth of egalitarianism in New Zealand