# Mana Wāhine
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Top podcast episodes featuring mana wāhine.
Episode 1 - What does Mana Wāhine Mean?
Outline: Mana wahine “is an approach to an initiative or project that places Māori women, and the primary concerns of Māori women, at its centre”. How does it manifest itself, what does it look like, feel like, sound like. How do we get mana, what does it mean to be wahine in this day and age. We d…
Episode 7 - The commodification of Mana Wāhine
Outline: We see a lot of people wearing their “mana wāhine” t-shirts and merchandise, but how many people understand the concept past the superficial surface understanding?
Episode 4 - Mana Tāne and Mana Wāhine
Outline: How do they balance/influence/compliment each other? What has tradition taught us about their roles going into the future?
Guest Speaker: Josh Te Kani
INPEACE Hawaiʻi – Sanoe Marfil – Noelani Napuelua Patronis – COVID-19 Community Work in the Hawaiian Kingdom
July 5, 20207am HST
We introduce Sanoe Marfil and Noelani Napuelua Patronis from INPEACE Hawaiʻi (@inpeacehawaii)!
These mana wāhine talk to us about their work with Kānaka Maoli families, individuals, and people of Hawaiʻi for the Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture — INPEACE.…
I/V w/ Sean MacDonald: Nov 25, 2020
Dancer and choreographer Sean MacDonald popped in for a kōrero about Ngā Wai which opens tomorrow night at Q Theatre. The dance work features Sean and members of the Atamira Dance Company performing a piece that navigates storytelling, mana wāhine, and a bit of lockdown art too. Whakarongo mai nei …
Te Mana o te Wāhine
EPISODE SUMMARY: On this episode of Indigenous Urbanism, we speak to two visionary young practitioners about the role of Māori women in shaping our physical environments, and the issue of diversity within our professions.
GUESTS: Te Warihi Hetaraka, Elisapeta Heta, Haley Hooper
FULL TRANS…
Moana Maniapoto: Moana & The Tribe leader on the International Women's Day performance of 'ONO', politics and music
Moana & the Tribe have long been acknowledged for pushing the boundaries of Māori music.
Led by Moana Maniapoto, the band has become one of New Zealand’s most successful Māori bands, creating a fusion of politically charged haka-funk-dub music and performing all over the world.
They’re bringi…
Equal Agenda Series 4 Ep 4 – Incredible Indigenous Insights
Incredible Indigenous Insights
Romain and Immy sit down with Kayla Manuirirangi and Agatha Gibbons for an open and powerful kōrero on Indigenous perspectives. We explore the differences between mainstream
feminism and Indigenous frameworks like Mana Wāhine, grounding the conversation in culture, …
Simply Nourish: Ruahinetanga: Menopause, Mana Wāhine and Equity.
What does menopause look like when viewed through the lens of ruahinetanga? In this thoughtful conversation, I am joined by Dr Tania Huria, from Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa, to explore Māori perspectives on menopause, ageing, identity, culturally safe care, and what all women can learn from this impo…
Ruahinetanga: Menopause, Mana Wāhine and Equity
Most conversations about menopause focus on symptoms and treatments but what if we viewed this stage of life as a powerful transition into elderhood, wisdom, and leadership?
In this eye-opening episode, Dr. Tania Huria, from Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa, shares a transformative perspective rooted in M…
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