Introduction Pepeha urutau  are a beautiful way to introduce the depth and richness of your own background. They highlight important...

Standing with Pride: A Guide to Presenting Your Pepeha as a Living Taonga Our pepeha is more than a collection of words—it is a living...

Pepeha Māori - A Living Taonga The pepeha Māori is much more than a simple introduction—it is a living taonga that connects us to our...

Embracing the Full Story: Why Separate Pepeha for Māori and Tauiwi Heritage Matters In contemporary New Zealand, many of us navigate a...

A Pepeha, A Whakapapa, A Tūrangawaewae With the idea that ahi kā and tino tūrangawaewae remain alive, it is important for Māori people to...

Multiple Whakapapa In Aotearoa today, many Tāngata Tiriti have more than one ethnic whakapapa. This richness of ancestry is a source of...

Pepeha is a deeply significant way for Māori to introduce themselves. It connects people to their whenua, awa, iwi, and tūpuna, forming a...

A pepeha is a powerful way to introduce yourself, connecting you to place, people, and history. For Māori, a pepeha affirms whakapapa,...

A pepeha urutau is more than just a statement—it is a powerful way for organisations to express their identity, values, and role in the...

A pepeha urutau  (adapted pepeha) is a way for your organisation to express it's unique identity, values, and purpose through a Māori...

In a time when te reo Māori and Te Tiriti o Waitangi are being sidelined, there’s never been a more important moment for Tāngata Tiriti...

Absolutely it is! My pepeha Māori is the short version about me. Not many people realise that a pepeha is a great memory aid; each line...

Tēnā koutou katoa, nau mai, haere mai ki tēnei paetukutuku. Introduction In te ao Māori, karakia is a way to sanctify and prepare for any...