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“Ka Mua Ka Muri” – Walking Backwards Into The Future (Cancer Educational Symposium)

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Aranui Wainoni Community Centre
christchurch, new zealand
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Wed, 19 Mar, 10am - 2pm NZDT

Event description

Event description

Southern Cancer Society and He Waka Tapu present: 

'Ka Mua Ka Muri' -
Walking backwards into the future

What up C? 
Cancer Educational Symposium

This perspective, and the Whakatauakī ‘Ka
Mua Ka Muri’ emphasises that time exists on a
continuum where the past, present, and future
are interconnected through our ancestors and
their actions.

Enhance Understanding:
 Provide whānau with a comprehensive
understanding of all cancers and its impact on Māori and Pacifica
communities.

Cultural Competence:
 Foster skills in culturally competent
communication and support tailored to Māori and Pacifica
whānau.

Practical Skills: Equip whānau with practical tools and strategies for
supporting whanau through cancer diagnosis, treatment, and
recovery.

Emotional and Spiritual Support: Address the emotional and
spiritual aspects of coping with cancer from a cultural
perspective.

Programme: (subject to change)  

Time

Room 3

Room 2

Room 3

10 -10.15am

MC Welcome and Opening remarks

Workshops

10.15 -11am

Keynote speaker – Prof Parry Gilford – founded CDH1 the stomach cancer that Stan Walker has

Keynote speaker – Russell and Derek from Prostate Cancer Foundation

HWT

11 – 11.45

Keynote speaker – Dr Scott Babington – research for lung cancer

Keynote speaker – What is Cancer?

Desma Dawber

Screen south

11.45 – 12.20pm

Lunch

Lunch

Cancer society resource

12.30 – 1.15pm

Joseph Tyro and Toni Biddle (hapu, iwi perspective)

Tiria Stewart – Pathways and advocacy

Prostate Cancer Foundation

1.15 – 2.00pm

Majestical Taniwha (Community, Whanau impact)

Tiana Te Moana

Rongoa Maori and personal journey.

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Aranui Wainoni Community Centre
christchurch, new zealand
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