Ngā Aho o te reo Wānanga: Rautaki Reo
Description
As part of our rautaki reo, Ngā Aho o te reo, we are excited to offer a wānanga that our community asked for during the survey process last year:
‘Writing reo Māori language plans for funding proposals’.
E kore e pau ngā mihi ki ngā ringa raupā o Te Māngai Pāho; we are very grateful that Te Hua Waihanga, the content team, has agreed to present at this wānanga in response to our request to bolster understanding on best practice for rautaki reo when applying for funding from Te Māngai Pāho.
Te Hua Waihanga has agreed to share guidance on what they look for in rautaki reo, answer questions both during the presentation and in a dedicated slot for leadership, as well as a workshop session in smaller awheawhe in the afternoon. Carel Smith, Stacey Morrison and Kay Ellmers will also present more details and plans for Ngā Aho o te reo in 2026 and beyond.
Nō reira, e rere atu nei te reo rāhiri ki te hapori o Ngā Aho Whakaari:
Ngā Aho o te reo Wānanga: Rautaki Reo
Thursday April 30th 9am – 4pm
Western Springs Community Hall
956 Great North Road, Western Springs, Tāmaki Makaurau
As this is an interactive wānanga, we will not have an option to join online, however we will share the key information gleaned from this wānanga in an online session in due course.
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