Search Results - "Rua, Mohi"

Older men gardening on the marae: Everyday practices for being Maori by King, Pita, Hodgetts, Darrin, Rua, Mohi, Whetu, Tiniwai Te

“…Like indigenous peoples globally, Maori are over- represented among the homeless population due to processes of colonialism, disruptions and continued…”
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Maori men and the indirect procurement and sharing of prescription medications by Hodgetts, Darrin, Nikora, Linda W., Rua, Mohi

“…Maori men have higher rates of many diseases and lower life expectancy than other population groups in New Zealand. The general consensus is that these health…”
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Maori and medications: What happens when the pills go home? by Nikora, Linda Waimarie, Hodgetts, Darrin, Carlson, Teah, Rua, Mohi

“…Chronic illnesses are a feature of many Maori homescapes. These illnesses are often managed at home through the use of health technologies, particularly…”
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Relational ethics meets principled practice in community research engagements to understand and address homelessness by Hodgetts, Darrin, Rua, Mohi, Groot, Shiloh, Hopner, Veronica, Drew, Neil, King, Pita, Blake, Denise

“…Growing homelessness in Aotearoa New Zealand stems primarily from rising inequalities and poverty. Drawing from scholarship on relational ethics, principled…”
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A Kaupapa Māori conceptualization and efforts to address the needs of the growing precariat in Aotearoa New Zealand: A situated focus on Māori by Rua, Mohi, Hodgetts, Darrin, Groot, Shiloh, Blake, Denise, Karapu, Rolinda, Neha, Eddie

“…In Aotearoa New Zealand, the precariat is populated by at least one in six New Zealanders, with Māori (Indigenous peoples) being over‐represented within this…”
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Fostering and sustaining transnational solidarities for transformative social change: Advancing community psychology research and action by Sonn, Christopher C., Fox, Rachael, Keast, Samuel, Rua, Mohi

“…As we planned this special issue, the world was in the midst of a pandemic, one which brought into sharp focus many of the pre‐existing economic, social, and…”
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Disrupting being on an industrial scale: Towards a theorization of Māori ways-of-being by King, Pita, Hodgetts, Darrin, Rua, Mohi, Morgan, Mandy

“…The discipline of psychology grew out of European philosophy into a unique discipline that retained reductionist assumptions regarding knowledge production and…”
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A Mātauranga Māori Perspective of Literacy for Adult Learners by Furness, Jane, Rua, Mohi, Masters-Awatere, Bridgette, Piercy-Cameron, Gemma, Cochrane, Bill, Heaton, Sharyn

“…Globally, literacy can be conceived of in different ways. Two perspectives that have influenced adult literacy policy internationally are the economic…”
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What Does it Mean to be a Man Today?: Bloke Culture and the Media by Hodgetts, Darrin, Rua, Mohi

“…Psychologists have paid scant attention to the positive relationships and community contributions of working class men who are not in trouble, and have focused…”
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Māori men renewing cultural embeddedness through engagements in tangihanga by Rua, Mohi, Hodgetts, Darrin, Stolte, Ottilie

“…Research on Māori (Indigenous people of Aotearoa New Zealand) men have been predominantly deficit-focused and reliant upon negative stereotypes relating to…”
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Media and community anxieties about men's interactions with children by Hodgetts, Darrin, Rua, Mohi

“…Partially as a response to community concerns related to sexual abuse, men's interactions with other people's children have become highly regulated. This paper…”
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Māori men and the indirect procurement and sharing of prescription medications by Hodgetts, Darrin, Nikora, Linda Waimarie, Rua, Mohi

“…Spotlights the higher rates of many diseases and lower life expectancy of Māori men. Highlights the health care factors including reluctance to consult…”
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Renewal and resistance: moko in contemporary New Zealand by Nikora, Linda Waimarie, Rua, Mohi, Te Awekotuku, Ngahuia

“…Moko is still here, contrary to the widely held belief that the art and custom of moko—Maori skin adornment—had vanished from New Zealand communities. Over the…”
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Renewal and Resistance : Moko in Contemporary New Zealand: Mediated communities: considerations for applied social psychology by WAIMARIE NIKORA, Linda, RUA, Mohi, TE AWEKOTUKU, Ngahuia

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