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Whakapapa Taiohi
With young people we understand and affirm their whakapapa, exploring how genealogies and heritage connect to their sense of identity and belonging.
Whakapapa includes the genealogies and stories of descendants and their connection to whenua (land) for all cultures. It acknowledges our shared histories and the impact of colonisation in Aotearoa.
Acknowledging the whakapapa of young people means, in their own way and in their own time, exploring how these histories influence their lives right now.
Young people are supported to embrace the journey to find their tūrangawaewae, their place to stand.
Kōrero Cafe:
Whakapapa
6. Ko Au, Ko Koe. Ko Tātou
7. Te Whakapapa o Aotearoa | Understanding Aotearoa
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