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Ngā Kōrero Tātaki - Leadership Conversations
Part of Matariki Festival 2012
The Ngā Kōrero Tātaki Leadership Conversations are a fantastic free event for those wanting hear from some of our top indigenous intellectual leaders. Learn from leading academics and indigenous thinkers and gain insight, traditional knowledge, ideas and solutions on how to create a sustainable future.
Titiro ki muri kia whakatika ā mua - Look to the past to proceed into the future
The New Indigeneity. Creative potential of Matauranga Maori.
Charles Royal will speak on the four ‘horizons’ of indigenous development advanced by Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga, a Centre of Research Excellence hosted at The University of Auckland. They include addressing needs arising in Māori communities as well as creative opportunities and the growth of an entrepreneurial spirit in Māori communities.
What is sustainable? How do we know?
Dr Dan Hikuroa will speak about his research into indigenous approaches to natural resource management in the context of sustainability. For generations indigenous peoples have managed natural resources within a context of a kinship based relationship with our accustomed environments. In Aotearoa/New Zealand management of resources was undertaken by Māori within a context of impacts to mauri. Dr Hikuroa will discuss two case studies that explore the concept of using mauri as an indicator of sustainability.
Venue:Auckland MuseumAddress:Te Korowai Room, Auckland Museum, Auckland Domain, Auckland CBDDate:19/07/2012 7:00PMTicket:Free EntryWebsite:View Website
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