Piripi Walker of the Raukawa tribe reflects on his efforts in te reo Māori revitalisation through Ngā Kaiwhakapūmau. He emphasises key initiatives such as the establishment of a te reo Māori radio station, engagement with the Waitangi Tribunal, and continuous advocacy for te reo Māori rights.

Dr. Pōia Rewi discussed Te Mātāwai's role in revitalising the te reo Māori. He outlines the organisation's structure, emphasising regional representation, collaborative strategies with iwi (tribes), and the ultimate goal of reinstating language within households for inter-generational transmission and community well-being.

In this one-hour online workshop you will gain some deeper insights into Ako, as both a contemporary Māori value and cultural practice, and as a current learning and teaching methodology.