Abstract This report explores emerging technology-based creative activities of Māori communities in New Zealand as part of their efforts to achieve the goals of cultural wellbeing and survival. We use

Abstract This report outlines key IT results from a 6-year creative activity [1] programme (FRST, 2008) named Manaaki Taha Moana aimed at understanding how hapū [2] and iwi involvement in kaitiakitanga can

While we have gone to some lengths to document progress made in this study over the last 5 years, it is more difficult at this stage to draw concrete conclusions

iPansophy Limited contributed to the writing of science report number 7 ‘Enhancing the expression of kaitiakitanga with the aid of information technology and systems’. This report seeks to position this Māori-led

This creative activity builds upon Massey University’s previous FRST funded creative activity with Te iwi o Ngāti Raukawa ki te Tonga in the lower North island named ‘Ecosystem Service Benefits

Manaaki Taha Moana is a 4–year creative activity aimed at understanding how hapū and iwi involvement in kaitiakitanga monitoring activities can be enhanced with the design, adoption and use of information technology