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Manaakitanga

With young people we uphold and extend manaakitanga through reciprocal respect and care

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Manaakitanga is expressing kindness and respect for others, emphasising responsibility and reciprocity. It creates accountability for those who care for young people, relationally or systemically.

 

When we uphold and extend manaakitanga from a distance, safeguarding collective wellbeing includes adequate resources and training for people who work with young people.

 

Young people who experience strong manaaki have a safe and empowering space, and feel accepted, included and valued. 

Mana Taiohi with
JJ and Arohauni

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Manaakitanga 101

In this expert from Kaiparahuarahi (Vol.1, No.2), Sharon Davis explores the concept of Manaakitanga.  

Kōrero Cafe:
Manaakitanga

18. Kia Āroa | Self - Awareness

19. Āu Ake Whāinga | Personal Agendas 

20. Haumaru | Safety

Explore Mana Taiohi

Click on the images below to explore each principle and see relevant resources.

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