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MAI hui-ā-tau hosted by Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa, Massey University in Palmerston North

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Ia te tau ka tū te MAI hui ā-tau ki tētehi o ngā Whare Wānanga e hono ana ki MAI, hei aha, hei whakatairanga i ngā mahi rangahau, hei akiaki hoki i ngā tauira me te whanawhanungatanga o ngā tauira Māori, otirā, ngā tauira taketake o te ao, puta noa i ngā Whare Wānanga o te motu.  I tēnei tau,i tū ai te hui ā-tau ki Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa, i Te Papaioea.

MAI ki Otago contingent at MAI hui ā-tau ki Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa, Massey University in Pamerston North.

Tokowhā ngā tauira Tohu Kairangi o Te Tumu e haere ana. Te rawe hoki o ngā kōrero me te whakawhanaungatanga i puta ai i reira. Kei runga noa atu te manaakitanga o ngā kaiwhakahaere nō reira, ngā mihi maioha ki a rātou. E rere hoki ana ngā mihi ki Te Kura Rangahau Tāura, ki a Rachel Sizemore kōrua ko Inano Walter i ā kōrua manaaki i a mātou, ko MAI ki Otago.

Every year a conference is hosted by one of the MAI sites, and is an opportunity for emerging Māori and Indigenous scholars to present papers in a supportive forum, and meet with other doctoral candidates and established academics.

Inano Taripo-Walker, Paia Taani, Alice Karetai, Leteisha Te Awhe-Downey

This year the annual MAI conference was hosted by Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa, Massey University in at the Palmerston North campus. Four PhD students from Te Tumu attended the hui. The presentations and networking opportunities were awesome. The hospitality of our hosts was amazing which we all appreciated. We also thank The Graduate Research School especially Rachel Sizemore and Inano Walter for supporting and looking after the MAI ki Otago group.

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