Affirming an Indigenous Approach Within Peace and Conflict Studies

Maihāroa, Kelli Te

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“…The research participants comprised of four kaumātua and two pakeke, five were wāhine (women) and one tane (male). Three participants provided whānau journals for both the 2012 and 2016 heke and academic publications based on the doctoral research (Te Maihāroa, K., 2017Maihāroa, K., , 2022. The whānau journals were transcribed and then returned to the participants to check for accuracy.…”

Section: Te Heke Ki Korotuaheka 2016mentioning

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Ancestral Footsteps: Te Heke ki Korotuaheka

Te Maiharoa

2024

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Retracing one’s ancestral roots and routes has been a growing point of interest for many, but with the additional support of ancestral websites such as AncestryDNA and Ancestry.com, genetic curiosity is gathering personal, familial and global momentum. For Indigenous communities whose lives have been disrupted by colonisation, these hīkoi (treks) are an important process of reclaiming ancestral linkages, reconnecting with ancestral whenua (land), reawakening Indigenous knowledge and thus reigniting intergenerational interest. In Aotearoa, there is also a growing desire to follow tīpuna foosteps throughout the whenua, to gain an insight and experience the challenges of their tīpuna journeys. In December 2016, several trekkers documented their experiences through whānau journals as they followed the return ancestral trails of the last prophet and tohuka of Te Wai Pounamu (South Island) Te Maihāroa (1800-1886) and his people on Te Heke ki Te Ao Mārama, The Migration to Ōmārama (1877-79).

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Section: Te Heke Ki Korotuaheka 2016mentioning

confidence: 99%

Ancestral Footsteps: Te Heke ki Korotuaheka

Te Maiharoa

2024

tekaharoa

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Affirming an Indigenous Approach Within Peace and Conflict Studies

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Ancestral Footsteps: Te Heke ki Korotuaheka

Ancestral Footsteps: Te Heke ki Korotuaheka

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