Seminars are scheduled for every Wednesday, 12.00-1.00pm, and commenced on Wednesday, 9 March 2011. If you would like to present at one of these seminars please contact your regional coordinator of your local University or the MANU AO Administrator, Taniya Ward on T.M.Ward@massey.ac.nz:
Video broadcasts via the Access Grid are a major component of the MANU AO initiative. Each week a presenter is selected from one of the participating Universities or Māori Professional Bodies and delivers a lecture on their work, research, or area of interest. These seminars are inter-active and designed to encourage dialogue and conversation, disseminate information and research findings, obtain feedback, develop presentation skills, promote collaboration, and profile important work. They are broadcast simultaneously to all eight New Zealand Universities and also allow questions, comments, and discussions to take place.
Click on the links under the presenters name to view the video broadcast.
Week | Speaker and Topic | Host University |
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9 November | Hon. Georgina Te Heuheu (National), Metiria Turei (Green), Kaapua Smith (Māori), Clinton Dearlove (Mana) - Video: | Victoria University of Wellington, University of Canterbury |
2 November |
Paora Ammunson - Video: Rugby World Cups Impact on Māori Culture |
Victoria University of Wellington |
26 October |
Dr John Pirker - Recombining Streams of Knowledge at the University of Canterbury - Mātauranga Māori and Western Science |
University of Canterbury |
19 October |
Dr Paul Whitinui - Video: The Politics of Māori Health – Insights, limits and possibilities |
University of Canterbury |
12 October |
Professor Pou Temara, Te Kāhautu Maxwell and Matiu Dickson - Video: Tīkina te riri ki Tāwhiti, tāwharautia a Mātaatua |
Waikato University |
5 October |
Te Rita Papesch - Video: Margins & Mainstream – Looking at the positioning of Kapa Haka in different genres throughout the years |
Waikato University |
28 September |
Phillip Borell and Hamuera Kahi (Exec Members of MASS, Lecturers at University of Canterbury) - Video: Black Ops - Mobilising Communities: One experience from the Christchurch quake |
University of Canterbury |
21 September |
Roundtable discussion with Maria Bargh (Member of MASS and Lecturer, Victoria University of Wellington) with Veronica Tawhai (Massey University) and Dominic O'Sullivan (University of Waikato) - Video: The Political Special
|
Victoria University of Wellington, Massey University |
14 September |
Roundtable discussion with Tahu Kukutai (Member of MASS) and Senior Research Fellow, Population Studies Centre, University of Waikato) and Helen Moewaka‐Barnes (Director, Whariki Research Group, Massey University) -Video: Disrupting discourses on innovation: Where do Māori fit? |
Waikato University, Auckland University of Technology |
7 September |
Roundtable discussion with Rau Hoskins (Unitec/Chair of Ngā Aho Network), Dr Brendan Hokowhitu (Associate Professor at the University of Otago) and Hamuera Kahi (Lecturer at the University of Canterbury). Chaired by Peter Adds (Chair of MASS and Head of School, Māori Studies at Victoria University of Wellington) |
Victoria University of Wellington, University of Canterbury, Otago University and Auckland University of Technology |
31 August | Victoria University of Wellington | |
24 August |
Carwyn Jones - Video: Māori legal theory as an exercise of self-determination |
Victoria University of Wellington |
17 August |
Matiu Dickson - Video: Ngā Waiata Tawhito o Ngāiterangi |
University of Waikato |
10 August |
Associate Professor Nin Tomas - Video: Ngā Tikanga Mate Research Project |
Auckland University of Technology |
3 August |
Jacinta Ruru - Video: Exploring Māori legal rights to fresh water
|
Otago University |
27 July |
Te Awanuiarangi Black - Video: Paepae Motuhake |
University of Canterbury |
20 July |
Dr Alexis Bunten - Video: A Call for Attention to Indigenous Capitalisms |
Victoria University of Wellington |
13 July |
Naida Glavish - Video: The role of Māori women and leadership |
Auckland University of Technology |
6 July |
Nichole Gully - Video: Other ways of communicating in Te Reo |
Canterbury University |
29 June |
Linda Te Aho / Dr Robert Joseph / PWC Guest Speakers - Video: Māori and Indigenous Governance: Community Decision Making and the Case for a research centre
|
Waikato University |
22 June |
Willie Te Aho - Video: Mangatu and the Foreshore and Seabed. The interpretation of the Supreme Court |
Waikato University |
15 June |
Dr Maria Bargh - Video: Sustainable self-determination: oil or soil? |
Victoria University of Wellington |
8 June | Auckland University of Technology | |
1 June |
Dr Colin Knox - Video: Theory of successful Māori business |
Auckland University of Technology |
25 May |
Derek Fox - Video: Māori Media |
Victoria University of Wellington |
18 May |
Matanuku Mahuika - Video: The Marine and Coastal Area (Takutaimoana) Act 2010: Where to from here? |
Victoria University of Wellington |
11 May |
Dr Kathie Irwin - Video: Whānau Research |
Victoria University of Wellington |
4 May |
Patricia Grace - Video: Living our stories |
Victoria University of Wellington |
27 April |
Distinguished Professor Graham Smith (Workshop) - Video: The advancement of Māori Education |
Victoria University of Wellington |
20 April |
Dr Mere Berryman - Video: Te Kotahitanga: A culturally responsive model for teacher professional development |
Waikato University |
13 April |
Associate Professor Huia Jahnke - Video: Primary Education |
Massey University, Palmerston North |
6 April |
Professor Wally Penetito - Video: An education that looks, sounds and feels Māori |
Victoria University of Wellington |
30 March |
Dr Selwyn Katene - Video: Treaty negotiations in Te Whanganui-ā-Tara: The Kahawai and the Shark
|
Auckland University of Technology |
23 March |
Dr Simon Lambert - Video: Sons of Soil - A history of Māori farming through the Ahuwhenua Trophy |
Lincoln University |
16 March |
TeHuia Bill Hamilton - Video: Rights and the Treaty of Waitangi |
Victoria University of Wellington |
9 March |
Dr Wiremu Manaia - Video: Changing the face of Māori Leadership in Aotearoa |
Auckland University of Technology |
Click on the Video links beside the speakers name to view seminar recordings.
If you are unable to attend a local University Access Grid, you can view the seminar live on-line by clicking on the Video link beside the presenters name at the time of the scheduled seminar. The link also becomes the recording of the seminar and can be accessed at any time.
Download the updated 2011 seminar schedule
Updated on 24 June.