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Category: Cross cultural engagement

Posted on September 23, 2020October 28, 2020

Aotearoa Conversations: Incorporating Te Ao Māori and Pacific Values into our Food Security Project during COVID-19

Working alongside Ākina and The Impact Initiative, Tara Moala and Philippa Holmes presented as part of the Social Enterprise World Forum Digital, on our experience of working within a Māori and Pasifika Collective and leaning on our indigenous values to create and grow an innovative response to the COVID10 lockdowns of 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HvVqOFu8lg&feature=youtu.be

Posted on June 1, 2018February 21, 2022

Inclusive Streets

Posted on September 4, 2017February 29, 2020

What makes The Pockets of Hope Community Dinner successful?

One of our practitioners views of a local community dinner that The HEART Movement facilitates every Friday night.

Posted on March 6, 2017March 2, 2020

DOC connecting with local Marae

Supporting the DOC Partnerships team in Auckland to develop a strong understanding of codesign, working towards a collective of South Auckland Marae and Government agencies creating together.

Posted on December 1, 2014February 29, 2020

HEART Parenting

Supporting the HEART Parenting Coordinator to research, document, develop and coordinate a movement around healthy parenting in Tāmaki

Posted on January 1, 2007February 29, 2020

The Young Mums Programme

Intensive Social Work intervention with young parents to codesign a youth-led programme that was run by the young mums themselves.

What’s this blog about?

The Rākau Tautoko blog is a record of the different activities that our practitioners have been involved in since our launch at the beginning of 2017.

It also shows the activities that Tara has been involved in and led since she joined the community of Tāmaki in 2005.

The work is varied, but is connected in that it is focused on working alongside community members and building empowering initiatives.

Categories

  • Co-Design Creation
  • Community Development
  • Community Empowerment
  • Community Engagement
  • Community Research
  • Community-Led
  • Consulting Services
  • Cross cultural engagement
  • Facilitation and Training
  • Food Sovereignty
  • Maungakiekie Focus
  • Professional development
  • Project Development and Management
  • Social Change
  • Social Enterprise
  • South Auckland Focus
  • Tāmaki Focus
  • Waste Based Work
  • Youth-led Initiative

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  • 2023
  • activations
  • ako
  • Ashley Gordon
  • Auckland Council
  • Candace Weir
  • Carla Perese
  • celebrations
  • climate change
  • collaboration
  • Community
  • connection
  • Dickie Humphries
  • engagement
  • Environment
  • Enviroschools
  • gardens
  • Good Seeds Trust
  • growth
  • Haare Kutia
  • indigenous led
  • Jasmine Hope
  • Jo Flavell
  • Julia Friedewald
  • Latisha Kauta
  • Local schools
  • Loma Pepa
  • Mara Slatter
  • Matariki
  • Maungakiekie-Tamaki
  • Melefatai Palavi
  • moemoea
  • Natalie Atasani
  • Nikki Korte
  • Ope
  • Panama Road School
  • Panamasians O Tuia
  • partnership
  • Philippa Holmes
  • Prerna Chaudhary
  • Ren Joe
  • Rosita Sua
  • Simon Li
  • Tamaki WRAP
  • Tara Moala
  • Te Ao Maori
  • The Anglican Trust for Women and Children
  • Theresa Holmes
  • Trish Atasani
  • Trust
  • Tyrone Tangata-Makiri
  • Wananga
  • Waste reduction
  • Wellbeing workshops
  • whakawhanaungatanga
  • youth
  • youth led

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