He whare, he taonga : connecting mahi tūkino and housing poverty in Hauraki: Wāhine give voice to compassionate solutions Te Whāriki Manawāhine Research
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BookPublisher: Thames, New Zealand : Te Whāriki Manawāhine Research, 2024Description: electronic document (35 pages) ; PDF file.Subject(s): Oranga Tamariki, Ministry for Children | DOMESTIC VIOLENCE | FAMILY VIOLENCE | HOMELESSNESS | HOUSING | INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE | KAINGA KORE | MANA WAHINE | MĀORI | POVERTY | SEXUAL VIOLENCE | SOCIAL JUSTICE | SOCIAL POLICY | TAITŌKAI | TUAKOKA | TŪKINOTANGA Ā-WHĀNAU | WĀHINE | WHĀNAU | WHARE NOHO | NEW ZEALAND | HAURAKIOnline resources: Download report, PDF | Access the website | Read Paora Moyle's opinion piece, The Post, 4/8/2024 Summary: In this research, we aim to explore the relationship between mahi tūkino (family violence and sexual violence) and housing poverty, focusing on the experiences of Wāhine Māori and their whānau in the rohe of Hauraki. We used Mana Wāhine research methodology to investigate how the intersect of mahi tūkino and housing poverty impact the provision of secure housing for Hauraki Wāhine and their whānau. The findings confirm a connection, indicating that women bear the burden of the violence both at home and in the form of social and systemic violence most often from State agencies. Despite this, Wāhine central to this study spoke courageously of hope, and offered compassionate solutions about redesigning the current housing system within the context of a Te Tiriti partnership. Research team: Paora Moyle, Lesley Kelly, Ciara Duncan, Irene Kereama-Royal and Denise Messiter. (From the website). Record #8858
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In this research, we aim to explore the relationship between mahi tūkino (family violence and sexual violence) and housing poverty, focusing on the experiences of Wāhine Māori and their whānau in the rohe of Hauraki. We used Mana Wāhine research methodology to investigate how the intersect of mahi tūkino and housing poverty impact the provision of secure housing for Hauraki Wāhine and their whānau. The findings confirm a connection, indicating that women bear the burden of the violence both at home and in the form of social and systemic violence most often from State agencies. Despite this, Wāhine central to this study spoke courageously of hope, and offered compassionate solutions about redesigning the current housing system within the context of a Te Tiriti partnership. Research team: Paora Moyle, Lesley Kelly, Ciara Duncan, Irene Kereama-Royal and Denise Messiter. (From the website). Record #8858
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