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    Paora Te Hurihanganui

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    WiPCE 2014

    Presentation at WiPC:E 2014

    Knowledge Transferal through Traditional Maori and Te Arawa Physical Activity and Nutrition

    Contemporary Māori are the walking embodiment of generations of only the strongest surviving, like those that through natural selection crossed the Pacific to inhabit Aotearoa.  This workshop will explore Te Arawa tribal successes in developing potential through physical activity and nutrition knowledge and practice will describe the reintroduction of inherent traditional Māori philosophical practices that embody important cultural imperatives deeming all peoples to be of 'boundless potentiality.'

    Ko Tiheia te maunga

    Ko Te Wai-mimi-a-Pekehaua te awa

    Ko Rotorua-nui-a-Kahumatamomoe te roto

    Ko Tarimano te marae

    Ko Te Arawa te waka

    Ko Ngāti Rangiwewehi te iwi

    Ko Ngāti Whakakeu te hapu

    Ko Te Renata te whanau

    He honanga whakapapa ki a Te Arawa whānui,  Ngāti Awa me Ngāti Tuwharetoa hoki

    Currently, Paora is the Chief Executive of Te Papa Tākaro o Te Arawa and he has previously worked in tourism and education.  He is a qualified secondary school teacher and has worked in primary, secondary and tertiary education.  A personal educational highlight is, being trained in international politics and the UN systems in Greenland.

     

    Paora has a love for all things Māori and he has a diverse background in Māori arts as a contemporary visual artist, performing artist and a martial artist.  He has also competed regionally, nationally and internationally in numerous sports and other cultural pursuits and Kapa Haka.

     

    Paora specialises in testing and utilising traditional Māori methodologies through practical application and contemporary solutions to growing the realisation of potential.  Paora is a firm believer in the use of traditional sites of significance as authentic connection for positive individual and collective transformation.

     

    Paora has diversified his approach of the past three years by developing planning, strategic management and collective enhancement through the PATH planning method and Whānau Ora focused growth opportunities.

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