Indigenous critical theory, also known as Indigenous studies or Indigenous theory, is an academic field that examines the experiences, perspectives, and knowledge systems of Indigenous peoples from a critical perspective. It encompasses a range of interdisciplinary approaches that aim to challenge and deconstruct dominant narratives, power structures, and colonial ideologies that have marginalized and oppressed Indigenous peoples.
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Te Fale Pouāwhina (TFP) provide academic learning support for all Māori and Pacific students. Feel free to contact us for a kōrero/talanoa about your academic learning needs. You can find us at Kate Edger Information Commons Level 1 room 131.
MAI ki Tāmaki is a space for Māori and Indigenous Doctoral candidates located in Auckland who are looking to connect to a Kaupapa Māori professional network.
