Matariki Rangahau Series 2024 (Christchurch)
Translational Research
Join us in Christchurch to explore how cutting-edge research can translate into real-world health improvements. Our Matariki Rangahau Series will continue at the University of Otago, Christchurch campus. This event will delve into translational research, bridging the gap between scientific discoveries and practical applications in healthcare. Keynote speakers include: Professor Sue Crengle
Ōtautahi | Christchurch Event Details
Date: Rāmere, 30 o Here-turi-kōkā 2024 (Friday, August 30, 2024)
Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Venue: University of Otago, Christchurch Campus, 2 Riccarton Avenue, Christchurch Central.
Don't miss this opportunity to engage with leading researchers and community members dedicated to improving health outcomes. Register online to attend or to submit your abstract to present at this event.
Crop Swap and Food Donation
In the spirit of Matariki, we encourage attendees to bring seedlings or surplus kai from their gardens for a crop swap and to share with the food bank. Tables will be set up at the entrance for these items.
Networking Opportunities
The event will also provide free food and ample opportunities for networking, fostering connections that can lead to future collaborations and initiatives.
For more information, contact Tina Hamilton at tina.hamilton@teakawhaiora.nz
Matariki Rangahau Series 2024 (Wellington)
Embracing Health Research and Strengthening Community Connections
The Matariki Rangahau Series (MRS) 2024 is coming to Pōneke. Join us for a day dedicated to advancing health research and fostering community connections. Rooted in the values of Mātauranga Māori and kaupapa Māori, the MRS is committed to uplifting Māori and Pacific researchers, promoting collaboration, and supporting the wellbeing of our communities.
The theme for this hui is "Mana Wahine," celebrating the strength and leadership of women in health research.
Register online now to attend this event.
Keynote Speaker - Linda Burhansstipanov
We are honoured to welcome Linda Burhansstipanov as our keynote speaker. Renowned for her extensive work in cancer control among Native American communities, Linda brings valuable insights into community-based participatory research and health disparities.
Event Details
Date: Rāhina, 19 o Here-turi-kōkā 2024 (Monday, August 19, 2024)
Time: 9:00am – 4:00pm
Venue: Te Toki a Rata (TTR), Kelburn Campus, Te Herenga Waka/Victoria University of Wellington, Te Whanganui-a-Tara (Wellington).
Registration desk opens at 8:30am.
Programme Highlights
The Matariki Rangahau Series will feature a diverse lineup of speakers and sessions aimed at promoting collaboration and knowledge exchange. Some of the key sessions include:
Presentation by Emma Rawson Te Patu.
Presentation by Heather Gifford: "Co-creating primary care to achieve better results for Māori whānau."
Wānanga Session: on "Mana Wāhine: Dreaming of the Future."
Breakout Session: Led by Sasha Webb on the National Cancer Research Network.
Presentation by Dr. Judy Ormandy with Whānau Voice: "Maraeroa Marae Health Clinic Colposcopy Clinic."
Presentation by Liza Edmonds: "Mortality Review: Preventing people passing away before their time & opportunities to thrive."
Presentation by Lara Andrews: "Te Hau Kori: Physical Activity and Wellbeing."
Presentation by Kendall Stevenson: Te Ara Waiora- qualitative findings.
Presentation by Katie McMenamin: "Needs of Whanganui Transgender & Gender Diverse Adults, Youth, Children, & Parents of Transgender Children Within Primary Healthcare Services: A 2024 Sector Analysis."
For more information, contact Tina Hamilton at tina.hamilton@teakawhaiora.nz
Matariki Rangahau Series 2024 (Kirikiriroa/Hamilton)
Tēnā koutou, talofa lava, kia orana, malo e lelei, bula vinaka, fakaalofa lahi atu,
Join us in celebrating Matariki and contributing to the evolution of integrated care in Aotearoa. At this groundbreaking event at the Matariki Rangahau Series 2024 in Kirikiriroa/Hamilton we’ll delve into the transformative world of Integrated Care. This event celebrates the spirit of Matariki, fostering collaboration and innovation in Māori and Pacific health research.
Date: Monday, 5th Here-turi-kōkā/August 2024
Venue: Bryant Education Centre, Waikato Hospital, Hamilton
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Registration opens at 8:30 AM).
Why Attend?
This year’s series is an opportunity to explore integrated care approaches that are reshaping healthcare delivery in Aotearoa. Engage with whānau, frontline workers and leading health professionals and researchers at the forefront of this vital movement. The event will feature presentations from health providers and a focus on community-driven models of care.
Themes
Wellness Journey: Gain insights into effective models of care that prioritise community wellbeing
Rongoā Māori: Explore the integration of traditional healing practices within healthcare practice
Provider Perspectives: Engage in discussions with healthcare providers on the impact of integrated care in our communities.
Call for Abstracts
We invite submissions for presentation abstracts, posters, and educational workshops. Showcase your research and innovations. Submit your abstracts through the registration form here.
Submissions are open now and will close on Hōngongoi/July 17, 2024.
Reflections from the Tamaki Matariki Rangahau Series
“All four presenters and the wānanga session, all amazing and really valuable.”
“The most valuable session was the networking and meeting people during the morning tea and lunch breaks, after their talks informed me of their roles and work.”
“The most valuable was learning the current models that different teams were integrating into the health system across NZ.”
Be Part of the Change
This is more than just an event—it's a movement toward integrated care that honours the values of our communities. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired, learn, and connect with others who are passionate about advancing healthcare.
Click here to register now and secure your spot at our Hamilton event.
Other events around the motu
Pōneke/Wellington, 19th Here-turi-kōkā/August 2024
Ōtautahi/Christchurch, 30th Here-turi-kōkā/August 2024
For more information, contact Tina Hamilton at tina.hamilton@teakawhaiora.nz
He Puāwaitanga wananga series (ĀKI Innovations)
Introducing ĀKI delivered cancer support wananga series 'He Puāwaitanga', weaving ahurea Māori, healthy lifestyle, and rehabilitation together over a weekend wananga. The overall aim is to enhance oranga and hauora for wāhine Māori diagnosed with any type of cancer.
We aim to utilise maramataka and te whare tapa whā to form the programme foundation, and draw on best practice within cancer and lymphoedema management utilising Bio-impedance technology. This technology assists with early diagnosis of chronic conditions such as lymphoedema, cardiac health and obesity.
Other topics we’ll cover include relationships and intimacy, rongoā, fears, and the importance of breath work. We have finalised dates for He Pūāwaitanga, and are looking to commence in Kirikiriroa, Hamilton on the weekend 6/7th July.
We encourage wāhine that have been diagnosed with any type of cancer to register your interest. If are not able to attend this date we will place you on a contact list for future wananga in this series.
Presentation on the WHIRI model of care
The Whānau Hauora Integrated Response Initiative (WHIRI) rōpū would like to invite you to a presentation on ‘The WHIRI Model of Care’.
When: 11.00am, Wednesday 19 June 2024
Where: Kotahitanga Room, Ground Floor, Waiora Building, 87 Alexandra St, Hamilton Central
The kaupapa of this hui is to share the model of care, followed by wānanga and kai.
Please RSVP to: kara.ackerman@waikatodhb.health.nz by Monday 17 June 2023 and include any dietary requirements.
World Indigenous Cancer Conference 2024
18th - 20th March 2024
Pullman Melbourne on the Park
Naarm (Melbourne) Victoria, Australia
Hei Āhuru Mōwai Cancer Care Wānanga
Copthorne Hotel Fitzherbert Avenue, West End, Palmerston North, New Zealand