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A Mana Tangata Approach to DV & WVP

A Mana Tangata Approach to DV & WVP. Whānau Violence Prevention A Wh ā nau Ora Journey. In collaboration with Te Whare Whaka ū. Wh Ā nau Violence Prevention W ānanga :. Framed by International, Indigenous, New Zealand, Tangata Whenua Research & Pukorero

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A Mana Tangata Approach to DV & WVP

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  1. A ManaTangata Approach to DV & WVP Whānau Violence Prevention A WhānauOra Journey In collaboration with Te Whare Whakaū

  2. WhĀnau Violence Prevention Wānanga: • Framed by International, Indigenous, New Zealand, Tangata Whenua Research & Pukorero • WHĀNAU Driven/Grounded/Focused • Using Tane, Wahine & Rangatahiropu • TangataWhenua Theories; Models of Practice Methods & Approaches • Based on Te Mahi Whakamana assessment measures (Wairua, Whānau, Tikanga Matauranga, Mauri ora, Ko au, Mana)

  3. A WhĀnau Approach toConscience raising – speaking out the pain, hurt, loss & shame.

  4. CRITERIA FOR THE WHĀNAU VIOLENCE WĀNANGA: • Healthy Whānau with those needing help. • Inside communities for aspects of significance FOUR NOHO for each WĀNANGA • Wairua moments/aha moments/epiphanies • Pastoral carry from ones community & whānau • History speaks • The power of our narratives • Clear notions of whānau wellbeing A WHANAU APPROACH to FAMILY VIOLENCE PREVENTION: using Te Mahi Whakamana. Supported by Iwi Organisation

  5. WhĀnau Violence Prevention ‘Critically exploring extra-ordinarily’

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