Hautū Waka 2024
Hautū Waka is a navigational framework rooted in mātauranga Māori and a tool for navigating the complexity of systems to build intergenerational equity and wellbeing.
The Hautū Waka framework has been developed by Roimata Taniwha-Paoo and Ayla Hoeta, guided by Matua Rereata Makiha.
In our March 2024 Practice Foundations session, Roimata helped us revisit Hautū Waka as an indigenous framework, methodology and practice for systems change. We used Hautū Waka to connect, tune in and share our observations from our respective areas - helping us begin to navigate 2024 collectively.
For more information on Hautū Waka see our Practice Foundations sessions from March 2023 and March 2022.
Practice Foundations is a monthly public sector community of practice event hosted online by the Auckland Co-design Lab in collaboration. We have a shared interest in promoting and prioritising ethical whānau-centred and led design and innovation practice and the active involvement of community, families, whānau, aiga and rangatahi in wellbeing, design, decision-making and leadership.
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