A Guide to Our Masterclass for Active Citizenship is now available on the Tū Tama Wahine o Taranaki website.

by Leonie Pihama, Ngaropi Cameron and Rihi Te Nana

Understanding both the impact of colonisation and historical trauma is critical to understanding the origins of family violence in Aotearoa.

This Community Living Book is a film resource developed by Tu Tama Wahine o Taranaki to actively encourage community conversations about Te Tiriti o Waitangi. In this first series "volume one" we ask 19 local personalities about their connection to Te Tiriti; How they feel about the treaty and how they honour it in their lives.

Te Rau Matatini

Kia tū te ihi, te wehi, me te wana! Te Rau Matatini has launched 100 Māori Leaders, a dynamic online resource that brings to the fore our extraordinary people who are doing extraordinary work in their everyday lives. 

by Ngaropi Cameron

Waka Hourua Webinar Series October 2016
(webcast video 30mins) 

by Awhina Cameron

from her opening korero at the Spring Taranaki Community Circle 2016

This documentary marks the 40th anniversary of the 1975 Maori Land March (14th September – 13th October 1975) which, under the leadership of Dame Whina Cooper, travelled the length of the North Island to protest the loss of Maori Land.

The 1975 Maori Land March is recognised as one of the catalysing events of the modern Maori renaissance. It brought the issue of the continuing alienation of Maori land back into the public spotlight, as well as connecting a new generation to the long history of protest and passive resistance over the confiscation of Maori land.

The Marae Investigate's Nga Toa Whakihuwaka - Maori of the Year 2013 award

Dr Janice Wenn is Deputy Chairperson of the Tu Tama Wahine o Taranaki Trust Board. She has been a nurse and midwife for more than 50 years, and has had an extensive career in all aspects of nursing and focuses on "Maori, by Maori for Maori" health services.

Ngaropi Cameron is also a contributing author with Leonie Pihama to "For Indigenous Minds Only – A Decolonization Handbook" (2012) with the chapter "Kua Tupu Te Pa Harakeke: Developing Healthy Whānau Relationships."