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Interested in papakāinga? Join the kōrero! You're welcome to send us your stories, publications, poetry, whakataukī etc. too that reflect your views and ideas around a national direction for papakāinga and how we can help shape that as Māori planners and practitioners?! Excerpts below are from Tait et al. 2022: https://lnkd.in/g3JZUHrf "Papakāinga is a way of whānau living together underpinned by a blueprint for resilience that is ritualised and based on reciprocity, whereby people care for the land and the land cares for the people." "Key to the transmission of a culture is the equipping of current and future generations with the knowledge, values, beliefs and practices that will ensure they stand tall and confident in their identity and connections to each other and their whenua." "The Ngāi Tūhoe prophet Rua Kenana (1869– 1937) was charged by the wairua world to heal the land. His response to that charge was “Heal the land, heal the people” (M. Stewart, personal communication, November 24, 1999), which became the underlying philosophy of the collaborative action-based research we have undertaken in seeking solutions and transformative change to re-establish papakāinga on whenua decimated by past and current actions of the Crown." "21st Century Papakāinga: A blueprint for resilience Whānau by whānau, papakāinga by papakāinga. —Matua Rereata Mākiha. In this section we present a base model, that attempts to bring together concepts, key components and approaches that we have developed over the last two decades and can now be used as a blueprint with which whānau are able to gauge and position themselves along a continuum of thinking, planning and actioning strategies to establish income-generating papakāinga. The journey to establish our papakāinga at Ohaki will be referenced and described, highlighting both the hīkoi and the processes taken to get there. The model is characterised by three broad and interwoven themes: whakapapa, whenua and whanaungatanga, with the thematic aspects all driven by (1) an integrated “whānau-up approach” ensuring collective social, cultural, environmental and economic needs remain driven by whānau; and (2) an overarching and fundamental approach advocated by John Rangihau that “people development” (1986, p. 7) must necessarily go hand in hand with economic development, which remains relevant today..." * Lead author Waereti Tait-Wall (1948–2021) passed away only a few short weeks prior to completion. She was elated to be part of the collaboration to get this papakāinga model down and into the public domain as a blueprint for resilient whānau-based living: I ngā tapuwae o ngā tūpuna—in the footsteps of our ancestors. Nō reira, friend, whanaunga, colleague and mentor, piri atu rā koe ki te korowai o Ranginui, hei whetū pīataata ki te tīpare o Matariki. Tess Kora Ral Makiha Haukapuanui Vercoe Sonny Vercoe Dorothy Raroa Roku Mihinui Aroha Campbell, QSM Lani Kereopa