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Historical Trauma and Contemporary Rebuilding for Māori Women with Experiences of Incarceration

Article type
Journal article
Key words
Māori women
Historical trauma
Intergenerational transmission
Indigenous Peoples
Māori incarceration
Author(s)
Lily George
Elaine Ngamu
Maria Sidwell
Mal Hauraki
Nikki Martin-Fletcher
Lucy Ripia
Rangi Davis
Poihaere Ratima
Hiki Wihongi
Start page
183
End page
196

This article draws from research with Māori women who have experiences of incarceration and key informants who have worked with Māori in the criminal justice system and/or in communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. Understanding was sought through an exploration of the intergenerational transfer of suffering and the associated normalisation of dysfunction and incarceration. Theories of historical trauma are utilised as a way to comprehend our history of incarceration; most invigorating about historical trauma theory is its ultimate aim of healing, however.

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