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Read moreEVENTS for Mana Wahine Week
He Wāhine Pūmanawa 2011
Mana Wahine Week is not administered by any particular department. However, the Ministry of Women's Affairs chooses to highlight the work, achievements and leadership of Māori women during He Wāhine Pūmanawa.
We also choose to call our events 'He Wahine Pumanawa' - the natural talents of women.
The theme is yet to be confirmed.
If your organisation is planning a Mana Wahine event for 2011 and would like to let people know about it, please emailinformation to us to add to our event list.
Mana Wahine events 2010
| Linda Smith: Insights Into Leadership: A Maori Women Academic
Perspective – Tuesday 11 May 2010 – Auckland |
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| Matauranga - Education Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith (Ngati Awa, Ngati Porou) will be holding a seminar which examines leadership from a Mana Wahine Academic perspective.
For catering purposes please RSVP to: Sonia Mehana– smehana@aut.ac.nz http://news.tangatawhenua.com/archives/4683 Posted 7 May 2010 |
| Mana Wahine Seminar Series 2010 – Aotahi - School of Maori and Indigenous Studies – Christchurch |
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| The Seminar Series is held weekly at Aotahi: School of Maori and Indigenous Studies, which is located on campus at the University of Canterbury. The seminars run for an hour on Tuesdays in Room 253 - Te Awaroa. An 11am presentation with the opportunity to mingle with the guest presenters afterward. Guest speakers include:
For more information contact: Ranui Ngarimu: 03 3642597 ext 8590 Hariata Tai Rakena: 03 3642597 ext 8596 http://www.maori.canterbury.ac.nz/ this also has copies of past presentations. Posted 6 May 2010 |
| Te Puna Oranga – Linwood Christchurch – 21, 22, 23 April 2010 |
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| MANA WAHINE WEEK – Te Puna Oranga - Counselling & Groups This year Te Puna Oranga is celebrating Mana Wahine Week by having a series of workshops. Celebrating the important role women have within Maori world views from creation stories to our whakapapa, wahine are central to life. This korero should be for all wahine. 21 April 2010Day one: 10.30am-2pmSelf-Care workshops, Creative Art – making a tokotoko. (Bring your own rakau) 22 April 2010Day two: 10.30am-2pmHealing tools for whanau that have experienced abuse. Key speakers –Mana Wahine stories and workshops 2nd half of day two: Mirimiri 23 April 2010Day three: 10.30am-2pmLeadership workshops Free program & lunch will be provided The venue and program will be confirmed on registration. If you would like to register for workshops contact Whanau advocate services or speak to either Mere Hitaua or Ana Hoani on (03) 381 8472, 687 Worcester Street, Linwood, Christchurch tdmataki@xtra.co.nz Posted 15 April 2010 |
Past MWA Mana Wahine Events
He Wāhine Pūmanawa 2009
Celebrate Māori women as leaders/directors
Women in leadership, particularly in the community.
Mana Wahine Week 2007- Māori women as leaders, creators and innovators.
Mana Wahine Week 2005 / 2006- Celebrating Māori women in business as leaders, challengers and achievers.
