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PUR URIT ITIA IA T TE A AKA M MATUA: : The he C Cha halle lleng nge o of C Cha hang nge f for P Pasifika i in N n NZ INGS : : MO MOANA G GREET EETIN Wishi hing ng y you w well-b ll-being ng with e h every b y breath

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PUR URIT ITIA IA T TE A AKA M MATUA: : The he C Cha halle lleng nge o

  • f C

Cha hang nge f for P Pasifika i in N n NZ

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MO MOANA G GREET EETIN INGS: : Wishi hing ng y you w well-b ll-being ng with e h every b y breath

  • Kia Orana!
  • Talofa ni!
  • Fakaalofa lahi atu!
  • Ni sa bula vinaka!
  • Malo e lelei!
  • Talofa atu!
  • Malo lava le soifua!
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DIGIT DIGITAL NAVIG IGATORS: : PhD s hD sna napsho hot

  • "Our culture is our religion"
  • "We don't have the privilege of

speaking our language"

  • "On Facebook you can't really be

yourself " h=p://www.drinkingcultures.info/

  • Ongoing struggles with religious
  • bligaBons yet steadfast in faith
  • Concerns about further decline

and loss of language and culture for Moana/ Pasifika peoples

  • Awareness at all Bmes of

constant surveillance and that FB

  • wns everything!
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"For P Pacific o

  • ur

cult lture i is o

  • ur

reli ligion"

  • PROS and CONS of Pasifika

peoples' cultures being Bed up

  • verwhelmingly in ChrisBanity
  • UnrealisBc expectaBons and
  • bligaBons by churches that put

their families at risk

  • Strongly held to their ChrisBan

beliefs and obeyed/ respected them though they someBmes did not agree with elders

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" W We d e don

  • n't

't r really h eally have e the the privile privilege of f speaking o speaking our ur languag language"

  • The most endangered Pasifika

languages are those of the NZ realm: Cook Island Maori, Vagahau Niue & Gagana Tokelau, in NZ and in their home islands.

  • There is a feeling of being

"plasBc" and "inauthenBc" amongst Pasifika for inability to speak ancestral languages

  • RegeneraBon through

collaboraBon via learning Te Reo Maori in Aotearoa alongside Pasifika/ Moana languages

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"On F n Facebook y k you c can' n't really b lly be y yourself lf u unle nless you d don' n't c care"

  • More likely to be FB "friends"

with family and community

  • Aware that they are constantly

under surveillance

  • They can't say what they want

unless they don't care about the repercussions, even as adults

  • Have mastered the art of

protection and concealment through FB privacy features

  • Prioritise keeping family

members safe from predators/ scams

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Ko

Ko Caren Rangi – – Va Va'ine t toa

  • a!

One brave leader uses her voice, using ancient Manihiki & Rarotonga chants to welcome the Marumaru Atua vaka before they sail away back home to Te Kuki Airani aVer a year's long journey thinking that no-one is there to welcome them!

OUR NARRATIVES/ STORIES ARE OUR THEORIES!

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LET LET'S T 'S TALK LK A ABOUT BOUT MONO-T MONO-TE-A

  • A-R
  • ROA
  • Professor Paul Spoonley's keynote
  • Chief colonising tools used on Moana peoples: English/ European

language; Educa=on/ European schooling; Economics/ commerce & trade and Chris=anity/ churches

  • What is behind the resistance to Maori reo/ kupu/ ingoa/ kaupapa?

Willingness for correct pronuncia1on advances decolonisa1on Akonga: It's always been Ao-te-a-ro-a NOT Ay-owe-tay-ah-row-ah

  • What are you doing to help future proof Aotearoa?
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Te Mana o te Moana (2012)

Malo fa'auli – Malo tapua'i

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