Report
Te Whaihanga | To better prepare built environment professionals to work and engage with Māori
Employability,
Supporting learners,
Learning designs and teaching strategies,
Strategic Leadership and Change,
Cultural Capability Pathways
Engineering and Related Technologies,
Architecture and Building,
Agriculture, Environment and related studies
Published: 19 March 2019
A project report prepared by Dory Reeves and Lena Henry, from the University of Auckland.
ISBN (online): 978-1-98-856216-2
A two-year project to help built environment professionals and students learn why and how it is important to engage effectively with Māori.
Partnered with
The University of Auckland
Video
VIDEO | Te Whaihanga 1: Preparing to Meet Mana Whenua.
Watch the video, Te Whaihanga 1: Preparing to Meet Mana Whenua (YouTube, 720p, 06.21).
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VIDEO | Te Whaihanga 2: On the mana whenua site
Watch the video, Te Whaihanga 2: On the Mana Whenua Site. (YouTube, 720p, 05.38).
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VIDEO | Te Whaihanga 3: Kaitiakitanga and development.
Watch the video, Te Whaihanga 3: Kaitiakitanga and Development. (YouTube, 720p, 07.42).