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Rangatahi Wānanga - October 2022

  • Sep 22, 2022
  • 1 min read

Expression of Interest

Rangatahi Wānanga 4/10/22 - 6/10/22

(Supported by Patuharakeke Te Iwi Trust Board, Ministry for the Environment and Victoria University)


Kia ora e te whānau,

We are seeking expressions of interest for a three day wānanga (two nights) for our rangatahi of Patuharakeke between the ages of 14 - 18. The purpose of the wānanga is to strengthen rangatahi identity and sense of belonging.

This is scheduled to run at Takahiwai marae, with visits to some of Patuharakeke sites of significance. Kai will be provided throughout the wānanga.

A gear list and agenda will be available once you register your interest.

We invite you to talk to your rangatahi about their interests in attending. You can register using the form attached.
What else you need to know:

● There will be adult supervision present at all times.
● This wānanga and korero collated, will also contribute to research towards a Master of Indigenous Studies by Alyssa Thomas.
● There will be information sheets and consent forms to be signed before the wananga commences.

To register: https://forms.gle/U6dpv5rSyAU1DpaSA or for more information, contact:




 
 
 

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Patuharakeke Te Iwi Trust Board and Patuharakeke Trust Board: PO Box 557, Whangārei

Takahiwai Marae: 229 Takahiwai Rd, Takahiwai, 0171. Email: admin@patuharakeke.maori.nz

Many whānau and friends have contributed to this website but we would especially like to acknowledge Gilbert Paki, Harry Midwood, Guy Gudex and Paraire Pirihi for providing some of the historical context; David Milner for providing photos and maps, Kieran Connellan for his photos (see www.flickr.com/photos/mrhappy8); Terenga Parāaoa Marae Komiti and Te Warihi Hetaraka for allowing use of the kowhaiwhai pattern; Juliane Chetham & Shilane Shirkey for ongoing maintenance of the site. Ngā mihi nui koutou. Disclaimer: The PTITB/PTB board accepts no liability associated with publications, media or communications regarding PTITB/PTB activity or business that has not been authorised by PTITB/PTB in advance.

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