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Dr Tara McAllister
"Te Aitanga a Māhaki, Ngāti Porou
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa
Kairangahau Matua
Tara has a background in freshwater ecology. Her work in this space focuses on understanding the environmental causes…
Dr Tara McAllister
Tara has a background in freshwater ecology. Her work in this space focuses on understanding the environmental causes of toxic algae blooms in rivers. More broadly, she is interested in the intersections of mātauranga Māori and ecology, te taiao and environmental management. More recently, her research has focused on highlighting inequities for Māori in the research sector. She currently holds a Marsden called Vision Mātauranga- is it past its’ used-by date? which will explore the impact and epistemological roots of the Vision Mātauranga policy in New Zealand’s research sector. -
Associate Professor Sereana Naepi
Indigenous Fijian
Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland
Associate Professor & Associate Dean Pacific Faculty of Arts and Education Administration
I am a researcher and educator committed to fostering equitable and inclusive higher education and research systems. As…
Associate Professor Sereana Naepi
I am a researcher and educator committed to fostering equitable and inclusive higher education and research systems. As a Rutherford Discovery Fellow at the University of Auckland, my work critically examines the intersections of equity, decolonization, and systemic change in academia. Drawing on Pacific and Indigenous methodologies, I aim to challenge traditional power dynamics and advance transformative approaches to equity within higher education. My research has been published in leading international journals and is recognized for offering critical insights into equity-focused policies… -
Research Professor Reremoana Theodore
Ngāpuhi
University of Otago
Director, Dunedin Study University of Otago
Research Professor Reremoana (Moana) Theodore (Ngāpuhi) joined the Dunedin Study team in 1998 as an interviewer on the…
Research Professor Reremoana Theodore
Research Professor Reremoana (Moana) Theodore (Ngāpuhi) joined the Dunedin Study team in 1998 as an interviewer on the age-26 assessment phase (1998-99). She returned to the Study in 2007 and undertook post-doctoral research examining the early life predictors of cardiovascular outcomes including blood pressure, using longitudinal modelling techniques. Moana then worked on aligned longitudinal projects including the Graduate Longitudinal Study New Zealand and Te Kura Mai i Tawhiti (a programme of lifecourse research examining the long-term benefits of kaupapa Māori early childhood education… -
Dr Crystal Victoria Olin
Ngāti Pākehā
Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington
Senior Lecturer
Dr Crystal Victoria Olin is an architectural and urban researcher, designer, leader and educator whose work explores…
Dr Crystal Victoria Olin
Dr Crystal Victoria Olin is an architectural and urban researcher, designer, leader and educator whose work explores city-making in relation to identity and belonging, justice and care, resilience and the empowerment potential of urbanity. She has lived in Aotearoa New Zealand since 2012 and holds dual US–NZ citizenship. Crystal's recent research has centred on placemaking in public and community housing, with a focus on community infrastructure, urban design, and the complexities of measuring placemaking impact. This work has been undertaken as part of Public Housing & Urban Regeneration… -
Dr James Berghan
Te Rarawa, Te Aupouri
Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington
Adjunct Research Fellow & Co-Director at Spatial Justice Aotearoa
Dr James Berghan (Te Rarawa, Te Aupōuri) is an Adjunct Research Fellow with the Stout Research Centre for New Zealand…
Dr James Berghan
Dr James Berghan (Te Rarawa, Te Aupōuri) is an Adjunct Research Fellow with the Stout Research Centre for New Zealand Studies and Co-Director at Spatial Justice Aotearoa, a kaupapa Māori research and design firm based in Pōneke and Ōtautahi. With a background in urban planning and design, James leads several research projects about how housing, transport and cities can better reflect Māori aspirations and belonging.James holds a Tāwhia Te Mana Future Leader Fellowship from the Royal Society Te Apārangi. His four-year research programme examines how urban change in Aotearoa is framed and… -
Dr Rebecca Kiddle
Ngāti Porou, Ngāpuhi
Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington
Mana Tūānuku Research Leader
Mana Tūānuku Research Leader Fellowship—Awarded by Royal Society Te Apārangi through the Tāwhia te Mana programme…
Dr Rebecca Kiddle
Mana Tūānuku Research Leader Fellowship—Awarded by Royal Society Te Apārangi through the Tāwhia te Mana programme, recognising her contribution as leading scholar in respective field.Dr Rebecca Kiddle’s (Ngāti Porou, Ngāpuhi) work focuses on spatial justice, the fair distribution of resources and opportunities irrespective of where people live. Working within a settler colonial context, her research maps spatial injustice across the motu, examining inequities in access to kai, healthcare, employment, and climate resilience. This work considers how the planning, design, and structures of our…