Show Notes
Introducing Kataraina Davis
Recently, I went back and looked at our podcast stats to see what episodes are most popular. Between the top two episodes, there's a pretty clear theme - you are hungry to learn more about Māori ways of being and engaging.
Our guest, Kataraina Davis, comes highly recommended. She is involved with a programme called Te Kaa that helps people to understand Māori values, worldviews and practices.
There can be a lot of anxiety and guilt that comes up for non-Māori when thinking about how to work effectively with Māori.
If this is true for you, it might be a signal that there's some more learning for you to do. This episode is the perfect place to start.
In today’s episode you’ll learn:
How do Māori and European based ways of designing, engaging and innovating differ?
If you're working in a non-Māori organization, what is your personal role?
How important it is to role model relationship-building at all times
What partnership between Māori and non-Māori organisations can look like
How do we come to work being fully ourselves and whose responsibility is it to make this happen?
Resources mentioned in this episode
Kataraina Davis’ LinkedIn profile
The Te Kaa website
Episode 3 - How to Disrupt Systems for Wellbeing, with Zaynel Sushil
Episode 9 - The Five Wai's (Not Why's) of Māori Engagement, with Atawhai Tibble
Episode 22 - Real talk about Māori-Crown partnerships, with Kara Nepe-Apatu
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