Pae Ora

How do Māori experience and navigate cannabis and methamphetamine use in their lives and communities? This kaupapa Māori project internship centred whānau voices to better understand the challenges and solutions from within – aiming to shift the narrative from criminalisation to healing and wellbeing.

How do whānau define and experience quality engagement from health services? This internship included a Kaupapa Māori-informed literature review to inform development of a maternal mental health tool.

This internship investigates how physical activity and sports (PARS) support the mental wellbeing of rangatahi Māori, combining research review and lived experiences to explore culturally relevant pathways to flourishing.

This internship canvassed a localised Māori community’s response to severe weather events to highlight the implications for psychology.

This internship focused on decolonisation in the context of Aotearoa’s child protection system.

This internship project explored the intergenerational impacts of FASD on Indigenous whānau, hapū, iwi and hapori.