Te Kāinga Wāhine Podcast

Nurturing Roots: A Journey of Language, Identity, and Empowerment | Episode 22

Amy McLean

In this episode, we dive into the transformative journey of Ahenata-May Daniels, Reo Māori kaiako and founder of Te Hūnuku. Ahenata-May shares her experiences of reconnecting with her whakapapa and language, emphasizing the importance of intentional practice and self-discovery.

Discover the power of tears as a form of healing, the significance of observing and connecting with the taiao, and the practice of creating one's own teachings. Ahenata-May's story is an inspiring testament to the resilience and strength of Wāhine Māori on a path of reindigenization.

Tune in to gain valuable insights, explore the beauty of language, and be inspired to embark on your own journey of self-discovery and empowerment.


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