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All enquiries regarding our Māori Language Week Celebrationcalendar of events please contact:
Katherine [email protected]
Phone 8062524Mobile 027 450 1031
or
Judith [email protected]
Phone 918 5052Mobile 021 276 0706
ori Language WeekCapital & Coast DHB and University of Otago Wellington
invites staff, students, whānau and patients to celebrate Māori Language Week
with five days of FREE events
12noon - 1pmWhakapapa (Genealogy) of
Whanganui-ā-Tara (Wellington)
Ward Support Block
Level 12, Horne Lecture Theatre
followed by light lunch
12noon - 1pmThe art of Whakairo (Carving)
University of Otago Wellington, Level D
Small Lecture Theatre
followed by light lunch 2.30 - 3.30pmTikanga Training
(Māori Customs)Wellington Regional Hospital, Level 2
Whanau Care Services
12noon - 1pmTe Mana o te Moana- Ocean Voyaging
Ward Support Block
Level 12, Horne Lecture Theatre
followed by light lunch
4.30 - 5.30pmManu Tīoriori - Waiata Practice
University of Otago Wellington
Level D, Room 07 (Opposite Cafe)
Monday Rāhina
4th July Hōngongoi Tuesday Rātu
5th July Hōngongoi Wednesday Rāapa
6th July Hōngongoi
12noon - 1pmTe Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori
(Māori Language Commission).
The use of Te Reo Māori
in the Health Sector
Ward Support Block
Level 12, Horne Lecture Theatre
followed by light lunch
Thursday Rāpare
7th July Hōngongoi
Proudly brought to you by Capital & Coast DHB and University of Otago Wellington
Free Waiata CDFree Tikanga
Booklet
Friday Rāmere
8th July Hōngongoi
12noon - 1pmTe Reo Māori & the media
Ward Support Block
Level 12, Horne Lecture Theatre
followed by light lunch
4.30 - 6.30pmPō Whakangahau
(End of our celebrations)5pm sharp: Porirua College Kapa Haka
5.30 - 6.30pm: Drinks and nibbles
University of Otago Wellington Cafe/
Nordmeyer Lecture Theatre
Introducing...Monday 4th July12noon - 1pmWard Support Block Level 12, Horne Lecture Theatrefollowed by light lunch
Ben NgaiaTe Āti Awa, Taranaki, Ngāti Ruanui
Whakapapa of Whanganui-ā-Tara (Genealogy of Wellington)Ben is going to talk about the history of the landscape of Wellington, exploring traditions pertinent to the ‘construction’ of the harbour, and the various migratory journeys that have led to today. He will also look at place names, and historical matter from a mana whenua perspective that is relevant to the area in which the Wellington Regional Hospital resides.
Tuesday 5th July 12noon - 1pmUniversity of Otago Wellington, Level DSmall Lecture Theatrefollowed by light lunchMichael BrownMaster Carver
The art of Whakairo (Carving)Michael will share both knowledge and skill during a practical demonstration of the art of Whakairo (carving) using a piece of Oamaru stone. Like all his creations the shape and form of this art piece will be inspired on the day by the stone itself and its expression will come to life before you during this demonstration.
Tuesday 28th June 2.30 - 3.30pmWellington Regional Hospital, Level 2, Whānau Care Services
Katherine Reweti-RussellProject Facilitator, Māori Health Development Group, C&C DHBFree tikanga bookletTikanga Training(Māori Custom)* Tikanga Training is held every Tuesday ** Everyone Welcome. Nau Mai, Haere Mai *
All staff are welcome to attend tikanga training (Māori custom) which is also held every Tuesday, 2.30pm-3.30pm at Whānau Care Services in the Cultural Care meeting room. Attendees will learn about Māori Health disparity, Māori values and concepts and how they align to policies and procedures in the hospital setting. Attendees will receive a flip chart booklet to take away and further enhance their learning about Tikanga Māori.
Te Mana o te Moana Ocean VoyagingWednesday 6th July, 12noon - 1pm
Ward Support Block Level 12, Horne Lecture Theatrefollowed by light lunch
Dale-Maree MorganWaikato - Tainui
Dale-Maree Morgan and Tumarangai Sciascia will be speaking on the various benefits of ocean voyaging, with stories and imagery from their recent experiences while participating on an epic voyage across the Pacific to raise oceanic environmental awareness.
Wednesday 6th July4.30 - 5.30pmOtago School of Medicine Level D, Room 07 (opposite Cafe)
Rhys and Salli
Free Nga Puna Ora waiata CD for all new attendees
Manu Tīoriori - Waiata (Song) Practice* Waiata Practice is held every Wednesday ** Everyone welcome. Nau mai, Haere mai *
Waiata (Māori songs) is an integral part of Māori culture. It is a fundamental part of all Māori ceremonies and procedures. As such learning and meaning of waiata and how to perform waiata is more than just a fun related activity. It enables participation and helps to understand culture and genealogy through the kupu (words) within the waiata.
University of Otago Wellington’s waiata group is called Manu Tīoriori who started weekly sessions last year as a gentle introduction to waiata for staff and students. Anyone interested in joining our informal practices is welcome - no matter if you’re a beginner or an expert!
Thursday 7th July 12noon - 1pmWard Support Block, Level 12Horne Lecture Theatrefollowed by light lunchGlenis Philip-BarbaraChief Executive, Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (Māori Language Commission)
The use of Te Reo Māori in the Health SectorTe Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori (The Māori Language Commission) was set up under the Māori Language Act 1987 to promote the use of Te Reo (Māori) as a living language and as a means of communicationThe Māori Language Commission have chosen “Manaakitanga” as the theme for Māori Language Week 2011. Manaakitanga is about how we make people feel welcome when they are in our company, and how we give regard to and care for others.
Friday 8th July 12noon - 1pmWard Support Block Level 12Horne Lecture Theatrefollowed by light lunch
Adrian Wagner
Te Reo Māori & the media
Pō Whakangahau(celebration) marking the end of. . .
Matarikiand
2011Friday 1st July 4.30 - 6.30pm
University of Otago Wellington Cafe/Nordmeyer Lecture Theatre
The evening will start at 4.30pmwith entertainment from Porirua Kapa Haka group at 5.00pm sharp.Drinks and nibbles 5.30pm - 6.30pm.
Ward Support BlockLevel 12, Horne Lecture Theatre
Monday 4th July: Whakapapa of Whanganui-ā-TaraWednesday 6th July: Te Mana o te Moana - Ocean VoyagingThursday 7th July: The use of Te Reo Māori in the Health SectorFriday 8th July: Te Reo Māori & the media
Wellington Regional Hospital, Level 2, Whanau Care ServicesTuesday 5th July: Tikanga Training
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University of Otago WellingtonLevel D, Cafe/Nordmeyer Lecture Theatre & Small Lecture Theatre
Tuesday 5th July: The art of WhakairoWednesday 6th July:
Manu Tīoriori - Waiata PracticeFriday 8th July: Pō Whakangahau
Wellington Regional HospitalLevel 2Whanau Care Services
Ward Support BlockLevel 12
Horne Lecture Theatre
All enquiries regarding our Māori Language Week Celebration calendar of events please contact:Katherine Reweti-Russell, email: [email protected]; phone 806 2524; mobile 027 450 1031
Judith Cahill, email: [email protected]; phone 918 5052; mobile 021 276 0706
Proudly brought to you by Capital & Coast DHB and University of Otago Wellington.
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University of Otago
Wellington