Kia aho matuahia te taketake, kia tūwaerea te tau…When intellect turns to intuition, knowledge becomes wisdom
One of the key issues in relation to Indigenous peoples’ well-being is the extent to which government undermines their sovereignty. While the notion of government sovereignty lies at the heart of the States model of government, this sovereignty has largely become illusionary with the growth of economic development. The concept of sovereignty, once relatively uncontested, […]
MoreCheck out this blog from E-tangata magazine Nadine Millar: Be a hōhā about your kid’s education
MoreOriginally posted on Zohl de Ishtar Blog:
Our Elders want to live near their Tjaatjaa (Grannies) We need two or three Marlpa (/Friends) to help us look after our Elders so that they can remain living on their Women’s Law (ceremonial) Ground, close to their families and community, and embraced by their land and Tjukurrpa…
