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Audio only – Conversations about Indigenous Languages, Culture, and Identity in the 21st Century
Language activists, elders & teachers from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Episodes
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Much loved elder and teacher, the late Wiremu Tawhai on the importance of place in language teaching
Click here to listen to a conversation with Wiremu Tawhai On Place (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download) Wiremu Tawhai, loved and respected teacher of language and culture, scholar, author, actor and elder of Te Whanau o Apanui tribe, speaks about his passion for…
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Much loved elder and teacher, the late Wiremu Tawhai, on working between languages
image credit: tpk.govt.nz Click here to listen to a conversation with Wiremu Tawhai on Working Between Languages (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ … Continue reading →
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Patu Hohepa on Working Between Languages
Click here to hear a conversation with Maori elder and scholar Dr Patu Hohepa (Ngapuhi tribe) and retired New Zealand Maori Language Commissioner, on working between languages (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download)
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Executive Chair of the New Zealand Maori Council, Manu Paul, on working between languages
Click here to hear a conversation with Maori elder Manu Paul (Ngati Rangitihi tribe), Executive Chair of the New Zealand Maori Council and organic farmer, on working between languages (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download) See below for a transcript of this...
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On Globalization
Click here to listen to conversations in English on Globalization with Maori and Gaelic speakers involved with indigenous language revitalization efforts. (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download) See below for a transcription: Makere Stewart-Harawira: Where does...
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Wiremu Tawhai on language learning and teaching and globalization
Click here to listen to the conversation with Wiremu Tawhai (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download) Wiremu Tawhai, much loved and respected Te Whanau o Apanui elder, scholar, author, actor, and teacher of language and culture, speaks about his passion for the Maori...
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Professor and Elder Patu Hohepa, on impacts of globalization
Click here to listen to a conversation with Maori elder and scholar Dr Patu Hohepa (Ngapuhi tribe), retired Maori Language Commissioner for Aotearoa New Zealand, on some impacts of globalization on Maori and language (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download)
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Gaelic scholar and poet Maoilios Caimbeul on Globalization
Click here to listen to a conversation with Gaelic author, scholar and poet, Maoilios Caimbeul of Skye, on the impacts of globalization on Gaelic (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download) See below for a transcription of this conversation: Maoilios Um…there is a person...
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Maori scholar Hemi Dale on Maori language and globalization and Gaelic scholar and poet, Maoilios Caimbeul of Skye on media and values
Click here to listen to excerpts from a conversation at Auckland University with Hemi Dale, of Te Uri o Tai and Te Rarawa tribes about globalization, Maori language teaching, and education policyas well as an excerpt from a talk with Gaelic scholar and poet, Maoilios Caimbeul of Skye on media and...
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Professor Mason Durie on Maori and Global Citizenship
Click here to listen to a conversation with Sir Mason Durie (left click to listen, right click and ‘save target as…’ to download) Professor of Māori Research and Development & Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Māori & Pasifika), Massey University, Aotearoa New Zealand, statesman and elder (Ngāti…
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Language activists, elders & teachers from the Atlantic to the Pacific
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