Makarena Dudley: Bringing te ao Māori to dementia
“Something that we’ve found, which Māori should be so proud of, is that our culture provides proven protective factors against mate wareware (dementia).” — Dr Makarena Dudley.
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Tag: kaumātua
Pay attention to those who go before
“I would seek out kaumātua who were knowledgeable about the Māori world. I’d sit and listen to their words, try and remember them, and write them down afterwards.” — Tainui Stephens.
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The day the world changed
“Don’t let schooling get in the way of your education, moko.” — Haare Williams’ grandmother, after his first day of school in 1943.
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