He mea āta whakarite tēnei rārangi kupu e Para Kore rāua tahi ko He Kupenga Hao i te Reo. Ko ngā puna kōrero matua i tirotirohia: • www.māoridictionary.co.nz • www.paekupu.co.nz • He Kupenga Hao i te Reo: Te Reo Pūtaiao. Papaioea: He Kupenga Hao i te Reo, 2009. • Te Taura Whiri i te Reo […]
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“[Ikura Wānanga is] about providing a safe space for an open and honest conversation about healthier and sustainable alternatives for the menstrual cycle.”
My name is Pania and I’m a tenant at Croft Grove and the main kaitiaki of the maara here alongside my brother Kitene. This is our story about building a maara kai.
We are HĀ (History of Aotearoa). This is our story of how working with Para Kore influenced our education programme Kākano, our roles as facilitators, and the learning experiences of our tauira.
Waste incineration to get rid of waste and generate energy does not align with tikanga Māori (principles), and is seen by Para Kore as a false solution to solving our waste crisis. Incinerating waste has perpetual negative impacts on the environment and creates pollutants such as greenhouse gasses and toxic ash. Investing in long-term incineration