This groundbreaking research project centres whānau as catalysts for resilient, flourishing Indigenous futures. It explores how Māori families navigate work and livelihoods while nurturing a wellbeing-based economy grounded in te ao Māori. Through powerful insights and lived experiences, the study reveals the strength of grassroots, whānau-centred approaches.

This groundbreaking webinar presents findings from the first comprehensive, population-level study examining the long-term outcomes of Māori and Pacific PhD graduates in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Our final speaker in the series is Riana Te Ngahue. Themes explored during this webinar will be social media and audience segmentation, choosing platforms (TikTok, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter/X, Facebook), engaging whānau/communities.

Hosted by Awanui Te Huia this webinar series is designed for early-career researchers wanting to use social media to showcase their research. 

This webinar series is designed for early-career researchers wanting to use social media to showcase their research.;

Our third speaker is Te Amohaere Ngata-Aerengamate who will be sharing the secret to her success communicating complex environmental issues.

Hosted by Associate Professor Awanui Te Huia the series takes place during the month of May and June, 2025.

This webinar series is targeted towards early-career researchers and PhD candidates wanting to use social media for greater research impact. We have chosen five highly successful social media influencers who will share the key elements to their success.

This webinar series is targeted towards early-career researchers and PhD candidates wanting to use social media for greater research impact. We have chosen five highly successful social media influencers who will share the key elements to their success.