teaomaori.news/student-study-… via @maoritv

In the latest episode of Bad News, Alice Snedden explores the big fat stigma around being fat – and the ways it impacts access to healthcare and employment in Aotearoa to this day Made with support from NZ On Air / Irirangi Te Motu thespinoff.co.nz/videos/bad-new…

When your uni releases a new strategic plan that involves a deeper commitment to equity and Indigenous peoples but continues to hire senior management roles who show no evidence of this commitment know that nothing has changed, your uni has just got better at 'brand management'

What is clear is that mātauranga Māori & Indigenous knowledge is critical to creating change across human activities & behaviours,social justice, wellbeing for current and future generations, collective wellbeing.We must move away from conservation that is grounded in colonialism

Dr Tara McAllister (she/her/ia) with advice for pākehā and tauiwi on how not to abuse Vision Mātauranga when preparing grant proposals. And with an inspiring wider call to change our systems to prevent the storms that push Māori out of science.

Been a privilege being a part of this! #databack

Looking for a Māori guest speaker for our Māori dietitians hui next month. Please feel free comment or DM suggestions or share tweet. Kia ora!

Amazing mahi 🌟🌟

“It was the most beautiful thing to learn not only the language of maths and chemistry, but also the language I so desperately needed to explain why our whānau are dying before their time.” — Chloe Fergusson-Tibble @ChloeTibble e-tangata.co.nz/reflections/as…

.@actnewzealand and other parties are trying redefine Te Tiriti o Waitangi so we can continue the status quo colonial oppression over our lands, waters, and peoples. It's racism.

Health Coalition Aotearoa has launched a petition calling on the House of Representatives to urgently increase the eligibility criteria for the Ka Ora, Ka Ako healthy school lunches programme. Sign the petition here: healthcoalition.org.nz/ka-ora-ka-ako/

“We have to be twice as good — impeccable — to offset the assumptions and racism of other students who believe we are so stupid and undeserving that we need to be given the answers to exams in advance.” — Dr Emma Espiner. @emmawehipeihana e-tangata.co.nz/reflections/ma…

The Seth and Flavia Rankin MBChB First in Family Scholarship is open for applications! Successful recipients of this scholarship will be given up to $12,000 per annum for up to five years. Applications close on 21 June 2023. Learn more here: bit.ly/3OCiB5c

“You want us to publish in Nature, get a high PBRF grade and help everyone else “Māorify” their funding applications. We want to do research that is driven by mana whenua aspirations.” — Dr Tara McAllister Dr Tara McAllister (she/her/ia) e-tangata.co.nz/reflections/50…

Delighted to attend the Global Indigenous Data Alliance (GIDA) meeting on IDSov and research data in Naarm today. A wonderful opportunity to sit and learn from the best.

Kia ora koutou, I am currently recruiting for the last phase of my PhD. Please share with your Kāi Tahu whanaunga.

We are looking for four enthusiastic and dedicated students to join us for our Pia Summer Studentship Program. The position will take place from 20th November 2023 to the end of February 2024 (with a break over our close down period). Learn more here: hapai.co.nz/jobs

Does anyone have any RA work? preferably in the public health area or Māori health. I know of a number of students coming up to finishing their bachelors or masters and are looking for some mahi in this space. Feel free to re-share. #maorihealth #maoriresearch #PublicHealth

Tūwhera ai ngā tono! Applications are now open! We have 2 x internships available for ākonga Māori enrolled in a degree or postgraduate in health, sports, physical activity, or nutrition. Applications close Friday 27 October 2023. 🔗docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…  #GrowingThePuna