Diversity in community : indigenous scholars writing /
Diversity in community : indigenous scholars writing /
edited by Dr Mere Kēpa and Dr Cheryl Stephens.
- xvi, 98 pages ; 25 cm
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword: On becoming a community of Māori scholars / Preface / He aha te tika? What is tika? / An overview of the development of the MAI programme / Mā te tūmanako me te manawa ora: Hope has a place in academic endeavour / Ako: creating Māori scholars from MAI to my: a reflective journey from student to researcher / Tuakana-taina: a pedagogy of Māori doctoral study and research / Pono and a 'write' retreat / Fakakoloa he kaungāfonongá: a Tongan perspective of Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga international writing retreats / Whakahihiko (inspirational, recharging): Dianyter / Katakata o te ngākau: Humour and laughter among a community of scholars / Linda Tuhiwai Smith -- Mere Kēpa and Cheryl Stephens -- Wairoa Port -- Graham Hingangaroa Smith -- Teorongonui Josie Keelan -- Pauline Harris -- Cheryl Stephens -- Mere Kēpa -- Dr Linitā Manu'atu -- Beth Leonard -- Fiona Te Momo, Huia Jahnke. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
"This book celebrates and reflects on what it takes to build a dynamic community of Māori scholars. It is the story of the community that was purposefully nurtured through the Māori and Indigenous Graduate Enhancement programme (MAI) and the International Indigenous Writing retreats organised by Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga, Aotearoa New Zealand's Māori Centre of Research Excellence. The vision was to grow indigenous research and researchers and the achievement is evident in this collection. The retreats brought together people from widely different disciplines, institutions and levels of experience, with the aim of supporting their writing and building a collective of shared experience, belonging, knowledge and goals within a Māori context. It was a space to work, to reflect on what they were studying, to challenge and be challenged. This book shows how the diverse group of participants became better writers, researchers and wise sages to the present and future generations of indigenous scholars. What emerged was not just a professional network and community of practice but a shared commitment to making a transformative difference for Māori. This book gives that community a voice."--Publisher's website.
0947509429 9780947509422
Writers' retreats
378.1982999442
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword: On becoming a community of Māori scholars / Preface / He aha te tika? What is tika? / An overview of the development of the MAI programme / Mā te tūmanako me te manawa ora: Hope has a place in academic endeavour / Ako: creating Māori scholars from MAI to my: a reflective journey from student to researcher / Tuakana-taina: a pedagogy of Māori doctoral study and research / Pono and a 'write' retreat / Fakakoloa he kaungāfonongá: a Tongan perspective of Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga international writing retreats / Whakahihiko (inspirational, recharging): Dianyter / Katakata o te ngākau: Humour and laughter among a community of scholars / Linda Tuhiwai Smith -- Mere Kēpa and Cheryl Stephens -- Wairoa Port -- Graham Hingangaroa Smith -- Teorongonui Josie Keelan -- Pauline Harris -- Cheryl Stephens -- Mere Kēpa -- Dr Linitā Manu'atu -- Beth Leonard -- Fiona Te Momo, Huia Jahnke. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
"This book celebrates and reflects on what it takes to build a dynamic community of Māori scholars. It is the story of the community that was purposefully nurtured through the Māori and Indigenous Graduate Enhancement programme (MAI) and the International Indigenous Writing retreats organised by Ngā Pae o Te Māramatanga, Aotearoa New Zealand's Māori Centre of Research Excellence. The vision was to grow indigenous research and researchers and the achievement is evident in this collection. The retreats brought together people from widely different disciplines, institutions and levels of experience, with the aim of supporting their writing and building a collective of shared experience, belonging, knowledge and goals within a Māori context. It was a space to work, to reflect on what they were studying, to challenge and be challenged. This book shows how the diverse group of participants became better writers, researchers and wise sages to the present and future generations of indigenous scholars. What emerged was not just a professional network and community of practice but a shared commitment to making a transformative difference for Māori. This book gives that community a voice."--Publisher's website.
0947509429 9780947509422
Writers' retreats
378.1982999442