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NGĀ MAHI Ma te mohio, ka marama Māori And Indigenous Analysis will provide Kaupapa Māori research, training and production that affirms whānau, hapū, iwi and Māori organisations. Rangahau Kaupapa Māori Māori And Indigenous Analysis Ltd has been established as an independent Māori research centre, based upon kaupapa Māori. Māori And Indigenous Analysis Ltd has been formed as an Independent research entity to provide research, analysis, training and production services. The kaupapa of MAIA is to contribute to the development and implementation of research and knowledge exchange processes that will contribute to positive outcomes in Aotearoa. MAIA has a Kaupapa Māori focus and therefore ensures the active inclusion of Māori analysis in all aspects of our operations. This provides positive insights into wider social, cultural and political issues that are faced by communities within Aotearoa. Areas of Research Expertise include:
He Tauira: Current Research Projects Pihama, L., Smith, L.T., Aspin. C., Newth, A., & Mikaere, A., 2006 He Kete Kōrero: Historical and Contemporary Understandings and Expressions of Māori Sexuality, The International Research Institute for Māori and Indigenous Education, The University of Auckland 2006 Pihama, L. & Pohatu, H. Formative Evaluation of Community-Based Language Initiatives, A scoping Report for Ministry of Education, Wellington 2004 Pihama, L, Philip-Barbara, G., Smith, K. Evaluation of Mahi Ora, Report to Te Wānanga o Aotearoa, Te Awamutu 2004 Pihama, L., Lee, J., Taki, M., Smith, K., A Literature Review on Kaupapa Māori and Māori Education Pedagogy, for ITPNZ, Wellington 2004 Pihama, L., Jenkins, K. & Middleton, A., Te Rito Action Area 13, Family Violence Prevention for Māori Research Report, Ministry of Health, Auckland (102pp) 2003 Pihama, L., Jenkins,K. & Middleton, A., Philip-Barbara, G.,Tiakina Te Pā Harakeke, A Narrative Report on Family Violence Prevention for Māori, Ministry of Health, Auckland (30pp) 2003 Cram, F., Pihama, L., Jenkins, K., Philip-Barbara, G. Evaluation of Programmes for Protected Persons operating under the Domestic Violence Act. Report to Ministry of Justice, Family Court, Wellington, (150pp) 2001 Pihama, L., Cram, F. & Walker, S. (IRI, in conjunction with Te Ropu Rangahau Hauora a Eru Pomare). Kaupapa Māori Principles And Practices: A Literature Review. Research Report to Te Puni Kokiri, Wellington. June 2000. (51pp) 2000 Cram, F., Pihama, L., Karehana, M. & McCreanor, T. 'Evaluation of the Framework for the Measuring the Effectiveness of Corrections Programmes for Māori: A Report to the Department of Corrections'. Commissioned by the Department of Corrections, Wellington, Auckland. Auckland UniServices Ltd., 1999
As a part of the development of Kaupapa Māori theory and research we are looking to develop training opportunities for whanau, hapū, iwi, Māori organisations and researchers who are currently located in other educational or research agencies. Areas of expertise in Research Workforce Development include: He Tauira: Recent Training and Workforce Development include: 2006: Dr Leonie Pihama: Proposal Writing - Delivered under the auspices of The International Research Institute for Māori and Indigenous Education (IRI), The University of Auckland 2006: Dr Leonie Pihama : He Huihuinga - Development of a series of 12 database workshops under the auspices of The International Research Institute for Māori and Indigenous Education (IRI), The University of Auckland 2002-2006: Dr Leonie Pihama : Māori Research Training for Kairangahau at The International Research Institute for Māori and Indigenous Education (IRI), The University of Auckland 2005 : Dr Leonie Pihama and Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith: Kaupapa Māori Research Training Hui, Te Papa Tongarewa Production MAIA is committed to the dissemination and distribution of research information, productions and publications that inform and further advance Māori cultural, social, economic, spiritual and political aspirations. As such we are involved in the development of resources that support the revitalisation of Te Reo Māori and Tikanga Māori. The recent development of the website kaupapaMāori.com, collaboratively with Rautaki Ltd (rautaki.co.nz) is one illustration of commitment of the organisation to ensuring Kaupapa Māori resources are more readily and easily available. Areas of Skills and expertise in Production include:
He Tauira: Recent Productions include: Kaupapamāori.com website development www.kaupapaMāori.com Tikanga Rangahau DVD - currently being developed. To be completed January 2007
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