Tohekura - Te Kura Reo o Te Whakatōhea. He kaupapa tēnei ka tautokohia e Te Mātāwai, kia eke ai te reo ki te taumata tiketike o Mākeo. Kia rite tōna rere ki ngā waipōhutuhutu i Otara, i Waioweka. Ko Tohekura tērā ka whiri i te aho rangatahi ki te aho rangatira, ka whiri hoki i te iwi ki tōnā reo kapekape, tohetohe, kāmehameha.Whakarongo mai ki ngā purapura o Te Whakatōhea, e waha nei i ngā kura huna, e waiata nei i ngā waiata o te kāinga.

Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round annually to support initiatives that revitalise the Māori language in Aotearoa. It's important to know that each Kāhui ā-iwi (regional cluster) has investment priorities that align with the principles and goals within their rohe. In this episode Mātai Smith, board member for Te Pae Motuhake o Te Tai Rāwhiti speaks to the priorities for Te Tai Rāwhiti including Ngāti Kahungunu in the 2023 Investment Round. Kia areare taringa mai, e hika mā!

Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round annually to support initiatives that revitalise the Māori language in Aotearoa. It's important to know that each Kāhui ā-iwi (regional cluster) has investment priorities that align with the principles and goals within their rohe. In this episode, Te Pae Motuhake o Te Tai Tonga discuss the priorities for Te Waipounamu including Rēkohu/Wharekauri in the 2023 Investment Round. Whakarongo mai ki ngā taipitopito kōrero mō Te Tai Tonga!

Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round annually to support initiatives that revitalise the Māori language in Aotearoa. It's important to know that each Kāhui ā-iwi (regional cluster) has investment priorities that align with the principles and goals within their rohe.In this episode, Te Pae Motuhake o Mātaatua, led by Te Mātāwai board member Te Kahautu Maxwell, discuss the priorities for Mātaatua in the 2023 Investment Round.Whakarongo mai ki ngā taipitopito kōrero mō Mātaatua waka!

Amohia ake te ora o te iwi, ka puta ki te wheiao!Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round annually to support initiatives that revitalise the Māori language in Aotearoa. It's important to know that each Kāhui ā-iwi (regional cluster) has investment priorities that align with the principles and goals within their rohe.In this episode, Carel Smith and Brenda Soutar discuss the priorities for Te Reo Tukutuku in the 2023 Te Mātāwai Investment Round. Unlike the Kāhui ā-iwi, Te Reo Tukutuku is our sector based Kāhui which involves multiple entities under the following arms - Te Mātāuranga (Education), Pāpāho (Māori Media), Hapori (Community) and Te Hunga Noho Taone (Urban-Māori).

Purapura reo ki te haumako, ka pua, ka hua ki te uru e!Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round annually to support initiatives that revitalise the Māori language in Aotearoa. It's important to know that each Kāhui ā-iwi (regional cluster) has investment priorities that align with the principles and goals within their rohe. Featured in this episode of Te Māturu is Karepa Wall, board member representative for Te Tai Hau-ā-uru, who talks about the investment priorities within Te Tai Hau-ā-uru. If you're based in any iwi cluster listed under Te Tai Hau-ā-uru in the Māori Language Act 2016 and want to start a kaupapa that restores the Māori language within your whare, whānau, iwi or hapū - this kōrero is for you!

Tōia Tainui, tapotu ki te moana. Mā wai te waka o te reo e tō? Mā tātou e tō!Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round annually to support initiatives that revitalise the Māori language in Aotearoa. It's important to know that each Kāhui ā-iwi (regional cluster) has investment priorities that align with the principles and goals within their rohe. Featured in this episode of Te Māturu is Ngā Paemanu o Tainui, who discuss the investment priorities for the Tainui region. If you're based in any iwi cluster listed under Tainui in the Māori Language Act 2016 and want to start a kaupapa that restores the Māori language within your whare, whānau, iwi or hapū - this kōrero is for you!Kei ngā huānga, marae, hapū, iwi o Tainui waka - kia areare taringa mai!

Te Mātāwai CEO Poia Rewi sits down with Larry Parr, CEO of Te Māngai Pāho to discuss the KoPA/ZePA model and how this right-shifting strategy has been further developed and implemented at Te Māngai Pāho.

Three years of research has led to a model of Māori language revitalization in New Zealand, the ZePA model, which acronymises three critical positions, Zero – Passive – Active, and presents factors that enable or disable language maintenance and acquisition. Any individual or entity in the Passive zone allows any revitalization to take its course, neither promoting, advocating, nor initiating these activities. The Actives are those who encourage revitalization – this may not be through all areas, but within the area they have the ability to effect.Te Māturu welcomes co-developers of the ZePa model, Professor Rawinia Higgins and Dr. Poia Rewi to speak about the model itself, and all things relating to their experience in the Māori revitalisation space including the progress of the Te Whare o te reo Mauriora Framework and the Te Kura Roa project.

Join our Research Manager Mikaia Leach, and our Senior Research Analyst Rewi Nankivell, to talk about Rewi's Doctorate process and how it ties into the kaupapa of revitalising Te Reo! Kia areare taringa mai!

Nau mai rā ki te hāwhe tuarua o ngā timonga kōrero mō te rauna haumitanga a Te Mātāwai. In part two of the Te Mātāwai Investment Round, Investment Facilitators Nate Brabender, Hawaikirangi Harris and Te Rina Keogh delve into the process of applying for investment, including information needed when registering and applying which are two crucial steps when submitting a tono. If you are hungry to start an initiative that focuses on increasing the Māori language within your whānau, bring a notebook and pen because there will be some gems for you to note down! Kia areare taringa mai!

Te Mātāwai has a leadership role in restoring te reo Māori as the nurturing first language in our homes and communities.This role also involves advising on and influencing the Crown’s efforts in protecting, promoting, and revitalising the Māori language.Te Matatū is team within in our tari that works with Ministers of the Crown, agencies and officials to support, advise and enable them to understand how they can best give effect to the active partnership as stated in te Ture mō te Reo Māori 2016 and further defined by the Te Whare o te Reo Mauriora model that underpins both Iwi. Māori and Crown strategies.Kia areare taringa mai ki a Ria Tomoana (Chief Advisor) rāua ko Marcelle Pio (Senior Strategic Advisor) e waha nei i ngā mahi kua oti i ngā marama tata nei ki te taha o te Karauna mō te reo Māori.

On the 14th of September 1972, representatives of Ngā Tamatoa and Te Reo Māori Society delivered the Māori language petition, with over 30,000 signatures, to Parliament. The petition asked for active recognition of te reo Māori in Aotearoa New Zealand, and for the language to be taught in schools. 2022 marks the 50th anniversary of this important moment, which is often seen as the starting point for a significant revitalisation of te reo Māori. This podcast provides an insight into the experience of Ngā Tamatoa member, Tame Iti, during the many movements for te reo Māori - The Māori Language Petition, Ngā Tamatoa, and using Art as Activism. Tama Tū, Tama Toa, Tama Ora!

Tangata whenua who are in the process of reclaiming their reo Māori collectively go through a myriad of unique emotions and experiences. When we assume that as Māori, we see te reo as valuable and relevant, our main challenge is addressing how we enable (and resource) whānau to engage with te reo. This podcast speaks to the findings from the national research project Manawa Ū ki te Reo Māori, which surveyed motivations and barriers for Māori language acquisition and use. Also discussed in this podcast is the importance of Māori thinking about whānau language planning as a long-term goal, as well as the launch of Dr. Awanui Te Huia's new book 'He Reo Tuku Iho'. Kia areare taringa mai, e te iwi!

Every year, Te Mātāwai opens an Investment Round to support Māori language revitalisation among whānau, hapū and iwi. Tune in to hear members from our Investment Team, Hana Buchanan and Nate Brabender, speak to what we can to to support your Māori language aspirations!

Nau mai ki Te Māturu - a bilingual podcast about all things involving the revitalisation of the Māori Language. As the first official episode of Te Māturu, we thought it would be appropriate to give you insight into what Te Mātāwai does, firstly, at an operational level. First up is Te Mātātupu - our Research team. Enjoy.