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Ka Pīoioi i te Tihi o Ngā Kahikatea Measuring Ngāi Tai Iwi Vitality |
Jodi Porter and Mihi Ratima |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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Historical Trauma and Contemporary Rebuilding for Māori Women with Experiences of Incarceration |
Lily George, Elaine Ngamu, Maria Sidwell, Mal Hauraki, Nikki Martin-Fletcher, Lucy Ripia, Rangi Davis, Poihaere Ratima and Hiki Wihongi |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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Historical Trauma, Healing and Well-Being in Māori Communities |
Rebecca Wirihana and Cherryl Smith |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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Te Kete Whanaketanga―Rangatahi: A Model of Positive Development for Rangatahi Māori |
Hinekura Simmonds, Niki Harré and Sue Crengle |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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The Use of Exercise Physiology in the Advancement of Māori Well-Being: The Application of Kaupapa in Lab-Based Research |
Isaac Warbrick, Amohia Boulton, Stephen Stannard and Chris Cunningham |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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Utilising Kaupapa Māori Approaches to Initiate Research |
Tangiwai Rewi |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
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A Cultural Turn: The Trivialisation of Indigenous Research Ethics in New Zealand Post-2012 Health and Disability Ethics Committe |
Barry Smith and Martin Tolich |
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MAI Journal 2014: Volume 3 Issue 3 |
