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Boma

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Boma offers transformational learning experiences for leaders and changemakers, so that, in a world of dramatic and continuous change, we can be more intentional, intelligent and courageous about the future.

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This week, the Boma team and I took the time to learn and practice greetings in Te Reo. We also sang one of our favourite waiata's together, Te Taukaea Aroha. Ka pai!

Malia

My team and I practising Te Taukaea Aroha, a waiata that celebrates the importance of connections and kinship.

Malia

I saved my pēpeha to my desktop and changed my keyboard to have macrons

Rosaria

One of the things I have been doing this week is reading Tangaroa Walkers book, Farm For Life: Mahi, Mana, and Life on Land

Rosaria

Our whole team got together to waiata, something we'd never done together before! And we were all off-time because of Zoom lag but we did it and we loved it ❤️

Kaila

Here’s the Boma New Zealand whānau celebrating Māori Language Moment by song, (sorry we didn’t record it for you all to enjoy! ). You can be sure we’ll continue to celebrate te reo Māori every week, every day. Kia kaha! Te aroha Te whakapono Me te rangimarie Tatou tatou e #reomāori

Malia
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