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REPORT | Addressing racial equity & justice in the tech sector for Pasifika learners in Aotearoa New Zealand
This research focuses on the significant underrepresentation of Pasifika people in the Technology sector through the lens of Pasifika educators and professionals in Aotearoa.
Authors | Daisy Bently-Gray, Dr Marion Muliaumaseali’i and Dr Evangelia Papoutsaki
ISBN Online | 978-1-98-856275-9
The recommendations in this final project report address systemic inequities, enhancing representation, and fostering culturally grounded educational and professional opportunities. Centered on culturally relevant learning, mentorship, inclusive industry practices, and robust community engagement, these recommendations focus on aligning educational pathways and career development with Pasifika values and lived experiences.
This project seeks to understand what variables make for a successful IT programme focused on racial equity and justice for Pasifika educators and learners in the Tech sector.
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Ako Aotearoa’s
Ako Aotearoa Research and Innovation Agenda (AARIA)
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