AVC Māori

Summary

The role of AVC Māori is to help the University in general, and in particular, in supporting a learning environment which recognises and promotes New Zealand’s unique bicultural society.

Ko tā te AVC Māori mahi ko te ārahi i Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha whānui, otirā me matua tautoko i te taiao ako hai whakatairanga, hai whakamana hoki te hāpori tikanga rua o Aotearoa nei.

Researchers

• Abby Lee Suszko
• Angus Hikairo Macfarlane

• Māori Research Advisory Group (MRAG)
• Language and Literacy Lab
• Te Rū Rangahau: The Māori Research Laboratory

• Ka Awatea: An iwi case study of Māori students experiencing success
• Measuring the Effectiveness of Family Group Conference Practice: An Evaluation
• Above the Clouds Ka rewa ake ki ngā kapua
• Best Evidence Synthesis: Findings for whānau and iwi
• Huakina Mai: Opening doorways for Maori learners
• Evaluation of the Family Group Conference
• Learning journeys from early childhood into schools
• Kia Mau: Young offenders, restorative practices and systemic change
• Christchurch Health and Development Study - Birth to 35 Years. HRC Ref 11/792.
• Ethical Internationalism in Higher Education in Times of Crises
• Māori students experiencing success
• A tribally-based study of high-achieving Māori students
• Expanding excellence
• A Better Start: E Tipu e Rea

• Cultural Studies: Cultural Studies
• Education: Education Theory; Diversity; Māori Education; Socio-Cultural Theories of Education; Curriculum Development; Tertiary Education; Politics of Education
• Indigenous Studies: Indigenous Studies
• Law: Treaty Of Waitangi and the Law Relating to Indigenous Peoples; Legal Theory and Jurisprudence
• Māori Knowledge and Development: Māori Development; Māori Knowledge/Culture; Treaty of Waitangi

• Department website