He rau murimuri aroha : wāhine Māori insights into historical trauma and healing

He rau murimuri aroha : wāhine Māori insights into historical trauma and healing edited by Cherryl Smith and Rāwiri Tinirau - Whanganui, New Zealand : Te Atawhai o Te Ao: Independent Māori Institute for Environment & Health, 2019 - electronic document (72 pages) ; PDF file

He takinga kōrero: Foreword -- Ngā Kaituhi: Contributors -- He whakamārama mō He Rau Murimuri Aroha:
Explanation of title and images -- Historical trauma, healing and well-being in Māori communities / Rebecca Wirihana and Cherryl Smith -- Raranga, raranga taku takapau: Healing intergenerational trauma through the
assertion of mātauranga ūkaipō / Kirsten Gabel -- Mana kaitiakitanga: Mouri moko! Mouri wahine! Mouri ora! /
Mera Penehira -- Holding space: Centering mana wahine ethics in historical trauma research / Hayley Cavino --
Narratives of suffering and hope: Historical trauma and contemporary rebuilding for Māori women with experiences of
incarceration / Lily George and her team, Elaine Ngamu, Maria Sidwell, Mal Hauraki, Nikki Martin-Fletcher, Lucy Ripia, Rangi Davis, Poihaere Ratima and Hiki Wihongi -- Piki te ora healing: Autoethnography / Tarapuhi Vaeau

This book brings together contributions from Māori women scholars and writers who provide their experience and
understandings relating to the emerging field of historical trauma and healing research. This book has been produced as part of the He Kokonga Whare Research Programme funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand. (From the Foreword). Record #6212

978 - 0 - 473 - 46780 - 7


COLONISATION
CULTURAL ISSUES
He Kokonga Whare Research Programme
HEALING
HISTORICAL TRAUMA
INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA
MĀORI
MENTAL HEALTH
PRISONERS
TRAUMA
WELLBEING
WOMEN
WOMEN PRISONERS
HAUORA HINENGARO
KŌRERO NEHE
MAUHERE
ORA
PĀMAMAE
PĀMAMAE HEKE IHO
RANGAHAU MĀORI
RONGOĀ
TAIPŪWHENUATANGA
TE AO MĀORI
TIKANGA TUKU IHO
WĀHINE