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Hayden Fowler
Artist
Hayden Fowler has a Master of Fine Arts from UNSW Australia and an earlier degree in Ecology. He employs the dynamics…
Hayden Fowler
Hayden Fowler has a Master of Fine Arts from UNSW Australia and an earlier degree in Ecology. He employs the dynamics of a hybrid practice, incorporating emerging theory from both the sciences and humanities to develop projects that engage audiences conceptually, aesthetically and immersively. His practice is motivated by the planetary human-nature crisis, exploring the effects of alienation from the natural world on the human psyche and the potentials of non-anthropocentric thought in the generation of transformed futures.Fowler's work and thinking is located within colonial/ post-colonial… -
Assistant Professor Melissa Vera
Tsm'syen/Yaqui First Nations
Washington State University
Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing and The Institute for Research and Education to Advance Community Health (IREACH)
Dr. Vera is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing and The Institute for Research and Education to Advance…
Assistant Professor Melissa Vera
Dr. Vera is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing and The Institute for Research and Education to Advance Community Health (IREACH).As a citizen of the Tsm’syen and Yaqui First Nations, her research focuses on Indigenous health and climate change and is heavily grounded in Indigenous research methods and Indigenous knowledges. She focuses on social determinants of health, anti-racist praxis, and amplifying marginalized voices in health literature and policy.EducationBachelor of Arts (BA), Creative Writing, Seattle University, Seattle, WABachelor of Science (BSN), Nursing, Boise… -
Meretini Bennett-Huxtable
Mōkai Pātea, Ngāti Whitikaupeka, Tamakōpiri, Hauiti, Ngāi te Ohuake
Te Oranganui Trust
Rautaki Māori
I was born in Whanganui and raised in Taihape, where I now live as a mum to three young mana wahine on our ancestral…
Meretini Bennett-Huxtable
I was born in Whanganui and raised in Taihape, where I now live as a mum to three young mana wahine on our ancestral lands in Mōkai Pātea. I'm raising our girls in the lessons of sustainability and survival with the whenua whether as a gardener, hunter, gatherer or diver immersed in our taiao. We live flanked by the landmarks and sites of significance as told through our whakapapa.An eagerness from a young age to learn the intricate art of whakapapa, under my mother's watchful eye, has helped to acquire transferable skills in building relationships, networking and collaborating. I have always… -
Graeme Atkins
Raukūmara Pae Maunga Restoration Project
Kaitieki Ranger in the R & Advisor Endangered Species Foundation
Graeme currently serves as a Kaitieki Ranger in the Raukūmara Pae Maunga Restoration Project, a Māori-led initiative…
Graeme Atkins
Graeme currently serves as a Kaitieki Ranger in the Raukūmara Pae Maunga Restoration Project, a Māori-led initiative dedicated to the revitalisation of indigenous landscapes. In this role, he is an essential leader and pou in ongoing developments, collaborating closely with local communities, and sharing Mātauranga Māori (Māori knowledge) to guide restoration efforts. Graeme's work exemplifies a deep respect for the cultural and ecological significance of the whenua (land). -
Associate Professor Natalie Robertson
Ngāti Porou, Te Whānau a Pōkai , Clann Dhònnchaidh
Auckland University of Technology (AUT)
Associate Professor Art and Design
Ko Hikurangi te maungaKo Waiapu te awaKo Ngāti Porou te iwiKo Pōhautea te maungaKo Takā te awaKo Te Whānau a Pōkai te…
Associate Professor Natalie Robertson
Ko Hikurangi te maungaKo Waiapu te awaKo Ngāti Porou te iwiKo Pōhautea te maungaKo Takā te awaKo Te Whānau a Pōkai te hapūHikurangi is the mountainWaiapu is the riverNgāti Porou is the tribePōhautea is the sentinel hillTakā is the streamTe Whānau a Pōkai is the subtribeNatalie Robertson (Ngāti Porou, Clann Dhònnchaidh) is a photographer, moving image artist, writer and Associate Professor. in 2022, Natalie graduated with a PhD for doctoral thesis Tātara e maru ana: Renewing ancestral connections with the sacred rain cape of Waiapu Kōkā Hūhua through the University of Auckland. Centring… -
Associate Professor Alex Monteith
Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland
Associate Professor
Alex MonteithBorn Béal Feirste Belfast, Na Sé Chontae Northern Ireland;Lives at Te Piha, Aotearoa New Zealand. Alex…
Associate Professor Alex Monteith
Alex MonteithBorn Béal Feirste Belfast, Na Sé Chontae Northern Ireland;Lives at Te Piha, Aotearoa New Zealand. Alex Monteith is a multi-disciplinary artist, filmmaker, and Associate Professor whose practice intersects environmental activism, oceanic geographies, and contemporary art. Born in Éire/Ireland during the Na Trioblóidí (the troubles) she migrated to Aotearoa/New Zealand in the ‘80’s with family. A former Irish National Women's Surfing Champion (2001), she draws on her intimate knowledge of marine environments to create large-scale artistic interventions addressing colonial impacts… -
Dr Janette Hamilton-Pearce
Te Whānau a Āpanui
Te Kura Awarua
Associate Investigator Chief of Staff, Local Contexts
Dr. Janette Hamilton-Pearce (Te Whānau a Apanui) is a seasoned researcher with over 28 years of experience in…
Dr Janette Hamilton-Pearce
Dr. Janette Hamilton-Pearce (Te Whānau a Apanui) is a seasoned researcher with over 28 years of experience in information systems for Indigenous communities. She specialises in supporting Indigenous groups in managing their cultural and intellectual property rights. Janette’s work promotes sovereignty over Indigenous knowledge and data, empowering communities to preserve and control their heritage.Janette develops practical tools that support Indigenous communities in safeguarding their intellectual property. Her focus on innovative frameworks helps strengthen cultural sovereignty and ensures…