marama

@marama_rose

There is an awakening to reconnect with our Tipuna ways of knowing & being hold on to our whenua, protect our sacred places & protect Papatūānuku

Whakatane, Whakatane District
Joined February 2017
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    Jun 13

    The institutionalised removal of Māori children is an act of colonial oppression. It is the face of the genocidal intent of colonising forces to remove our people from our lands, to remove our future generations is to destroy our whakapapa & impose intergenerational disconnection

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    Jun 14

    There is too much to be angry and sad about this week. Hyper anger which has been really draining and is kind of too much. Each incident confirms where in the social strata this country prefers my people to linger.

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    Mar 20

    A beautiful & heartfelt opening to Indigenous Research Conference 🌸 “I Mana ka Mauli, I Mauli ka Mana Life is Divine Power, Divinely Powerful is Life”

    Opening of He Au Honua - Indigenous Research Conference at Maui College. Opening keynote was Ulalia Woodside and Dr Hokulani Holt. Pictured with Kamana’opono Crabbe and Dr Pualani Kanahele.
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    Mar 6

    NON Cook Islanders who oppose the Cook Islands changing their name 🙃 IT. AINT. NONE. OF. YO. BID. NEZZ. FRIEND. Even being of Pacific descent doesn't give you permission sis. Let COOK ISLANDERS have THEIR debate for THEIR home & THEIR history!

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  5. Mar 3

    Ka rawe Nandor, an excellent read, ngā mihi... RESPONDING TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN WHAKATĀNE via

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    Mar 1

    Conversations is coming whānau! "How we, as a society, tell stories about ourselves and each other, makes a difference... Storytelling has the power to shape who and what we are." Tapu Misa

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    Mar 1

    Awesome day spent with mana whenua and whānau at Te Ihu o Mataoho supporting the cause. Only 9 more days till the petition against Fletchers gets taken to Parliament! You can find the petition on my profile under my pinned tweet. Do what you gotta do e te whānau

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  8. Mar 2

    🌀😢 Moe mai ra e Hema - very thankful and privileged to have known you the last few years at Awanuiārangi. Te Hēmanawa Olive Temara (10 Feb 1948 – 27 Feb 2019) via

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    Feb 28

    Para Kore kaiārahi Harina Rupapera works to encourage zero waste through te ao Māori channels and will hold workshops at the festival. "Youth is a very important age because they are at their most vulnerable and susceptible to all kinds of oppressions."

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    Feb 26

    Economics of the Environment

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  11. Feb 26

    Had the privilege of listening to Prof Langton in 2018 at Awanuiārangi, a true champion for social, economic, cultural and political justice for her people ✊🏽

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    Feb 20

    Name your food products after your own fucking ancestors - those common af names that don’t mean shit. GTFOH building brands off our ancestors & culture. Our Ancestors aren’t your property. Neither are we or our culture nga mihi

    Yes, you CAN. You actually fkg CAN show respect for his and his descendants' cultural beliefs. It's his name not yours so you can CHOOSE to show respect. What you're suggesting is like saying Christians should be fine with Jesus porn. They wouldn't be, and they shouldn't be.
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    Feb 18

    One must have a strong heart when reviewing colonial land wars especially Whakatane/Opotiki. So much sexual violence against our women back then. Kia kaha for Re-righting our stories. colonialrapeDNA

    Colonial violence is confronting. NZ's history of state sanctioned violence against Indigenous people is confronting. We leave the field tomorrow morning... it's been a confronting time. I'm pleased to be heading home. But ready to return... with our team.
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    Feb 13

    Once again, I’m back in Mātaatua land for wānanga and Tūhoe-Pōtiki and Awanuiārangi are still giving me a hard time for not living here yet. Also, does anyone else get excited over Māori architecture cause I love a good design when I see one.

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  15. Feb 13

    I just signed, will you? via

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  16. Feb 12

    Great read!! Nga mihi... What a Saami-led project in Arctic Finland can teach us about Indigenous science

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    Feb 11

    SAGE: Little girl power’s grow up to be . Women & girls in Science.

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  18. Feb 9

    Bayer Stock Crashes After Monsanto Cancer Verdict Upheld By Judge; Analyst Estimates $800 Billion In Future Liability via

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  19. Feb 9

    Ae Taima just stunning, a reminder of the greatness that we are born from ❤️🌀👌🏽💕🦋 beautiful Tuhoe nannies....

    Wow in awe of our Tuhoe kuia. This photo 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼 always makes me happy. Reko Natana is the younger sister to my great grandmother Whakaki Waaka. Ngapera Black is my aunty Taima’s mum. Treasured elders & bearers of our moko kauae.
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  20. Feb 7

    she is kick ass amazing!

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    Oh my god. This is just sensational. Please watch and retweet.
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