I am pākehā, but I have been blessed enough to grow up around Māori culture. Te reo Māori is the original language of the people of this land and it is an honour that so many cultures can call Aotearoa ‘home’. But it is our responsibility to ensure the language and the culture does not get lost or forgotten, but is pushed to the front
Anita Sharp
I work for Transformation Academy and I am also a student at UoA. At Transformation Academy we incorporate te reo Māori in the posters around our building, we use greetings in te reo and promote knowledge of Māori culture to our students.
For one of my university papers in my COMMS degree I am researching te reo Māori
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