Our vision: to enable M膩ori and Indigenous aspirations through transformative research and practice
Te Kotahi focuses on developing interdisciplinary solutions to complex challenges, supporting the integration of m膩tauranga M膩ori, and enabling Indigenous control of Indigenous data.
Goals
- He rangahau whai kiko: Research that makes a difference for Iwi, M膩ori, & Indigenous communities
- Kia ng膩tahi te mahi: Develop collaborations with Iwi
- Kotuia te m膩tauranga: Transform practices through capacity building and knowledge exchange
Koi te mata punenga, maiangi te mata p奴ihoiho
Te Kotahi Research Institute was the vision of Te R艒p奴 Manukura, an advisory body representing iwi within the 51萝莉 catchment. Our name 鈥楾e Kotahi鈥� draws inspiration from Sir Robert Te Kotahi Mahuta, the founding Director of the Centre of M膩ori Studies Research, and reflects a unity of purpose, drawing together concepts of oneness and togetherness.
1972
Centre for M膩ori Studies and Research founded under Director Robert Te Kotahi Mahuta.
1990
Te R艒p奴 Manukura established.
1996
School of M膩ori and Pacific Development established.
2010
Te Kotahi Research Institute established.
Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith appointed as Inaugural Director. Focus on Maori-led research supporting Iwi development.
2015
Associate Professor Leonie Pihama appointed as Director. Focus on Kaupapa Maori research supporting Iwi development.
2016
Faculty of M膩ori and Indigenous Studies established, replacing School of M膩ori and Pacific Development.
2018
Faculty of M膩ori and Indigenous Studies and Te Kotahi Research Institute structured into the Deputy Vice-Chancellor M膩ori Office.
2020
Associate Professor Maui Hudson appointed as Director. Focus on interdisciplinary M膩ori-led research supporting Iwi development.
Tangata Matua | Key People
Director Te Kotahi Research Institute
Business Manager
Teaching Fellow - Law
Research Officer
Kaiwhakahaere Tari - Administrator
Senior Research Fellow/Project Manager
Project Manager - Tauhokohoko
Lecturer