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Ep 9 - The Five Wai's (Not Why's) of Māori Engagement, with Atawhai Tibble
Introducing Atawhai Tibble
Atawhai Tibble has the superpower of building partnerships between Māori and the Crown.
He developed a framework for engaging with Māori, called the 5 Wai's framework. It’s all about how you engage with Māori in a way that works for Māori.
Atawhai has been involved in the development of Te Kupenga, Stats NZ's first survey of Māori wellbeing. When the COVID lockdown hit, he played a lead role in an initiative called Manaaki, which was about ensuring iwi had a voice in central government decision-making. And recently he founded Tūhono Māori Network to connect young Māori professionals and more experienced Māori professionals.
You can connect with Atawhai on LinkedIn.
With a cameo from Donelle Manihera
Donelle Manihera is one-half of Kauati Limited - the consulting firm that helps organisations to engage Māori on all things environmental. Her iwi is Ngāi Tahu - and Te Rūnanga Ngāi Tahu a former employer.
We invited her to share the “one thing she wished her clients did” when it came to engaging with Māori, and included this in the show.
Connect with Donelle on LinkedIn or learn more about Kauati Limited here.
In today’s episode you’ll learn about:
Resources mentioned on the show
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By Business LabIntroducing Atawhai Tibble
Atawhai Tibble has the superpower of building partnerships between Māori and the Crown.
He developed a framework for engaging with Māori, called the 5 Wai's framework. It’s all about how you engage with Māori in a way that works for Māori.
Atawhai has been involved in the development of Te Kupenga, Stats NZ's first survey of Māori wellbeing. When the COVID lockdown hit, he played a lead role in an initiative called Manaaki, which was about ensuring iwi had a voice in central government decision-making. And recently he founded Tūhono Māori Network to connect young Māori professionals and more experienced Māori professionals.
You can connect with Atawhai on LinkedIn.
With a cameo from Donelle Manihera
Donelle Manihera is one-half of Kauati Limited - the consulting firm that helps organisations to engage Māori on all things environmental. Her iwi is Ngāi Tahu - and Te Rūnanga Ngāi Tahu a former employer.
We invited her to share the “one thing she wished her clients did” when it came to engaging with Māori, and included this in the show.
Connect with Donelle on LinkedIn or learn more about Kauati Limited here.
In today’s episode you’ll learn about:
Resources mentioned on the show
Sign up for the Movement Makers newsletter
Sign up to our fortnightly newsletter and get the insights, tools and powerful whakaaro from people transforming the collaboration space.