Legislative Changes: A Spark for Te Reo Māori’s Next Chapter
Talk, teach, create, not because te reo is in trouble, but because it’s worth it. Stories like these don't end. They just get better.
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Pānuitia →He kupu, he kōrero, he whakaaro.
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Talk, teach, create, not because te reo is in trouble, but because it’s worth it. Stories like these don't end. They just get better.
The way we consume news and stories is increasingly shaped by forces that don’t always have our best interests at heart.
Learning thrives when encouragement outweighs correction
Reconsidering the language we use to describe language suppression, resilience, and revitalisation.