Nau mai, haere mai ki t膿nei 膩tea e wh膩ki i te whakaaro, e whai i te whakaaro, e whanake i te whakaaro, ko te raraunga M膩ori te kaupapa.
Wh膩ki will be an interactive space for presentations, Q&A's, and debates about tikanga in technology, and rangatiratanga in digital domains.
M膩 te rongo, ka mohio; M膩 te mohio; ka marama; M膩 te marama, ka m膩tau, M膩 te m膩tau ka ora.
Wh膩ki webinar T墨hema - Forecasting international mechanisms for benefit sharing & DSI
About this webinar: The final Wh膩ki webinar of 2024 was held on Tuesday 3rd December. KatieLee Riddle and Manu Caddie joined Natalie Kusabs to share their insights from the recent UN COP16 of the CBD in Cali, Colombia with regards to the interests of Indigenous people in the genetic Digital Sequence Information (DSI) of their natural resources and taonga.
Wh膩ki webinar for Noema - Police delivery and M膩ori data
About this webinar: The Wh膩ki webinar for Whiringa-膩-rangi with Dr Paul Brown discussed some of the findings from the Understanding Policing Delivery project. This project investigated whether, and to what extent systemic bias exists in policing services in Aotearoa NZ. This included results from the Data Stocktake and Gaps Analysis report, which looked at the wider data ecosystem of NZ Police, the gaps in demographic data, and the treatment of M膩ori data.
Wh膩ki webinar Oketopa: Wh膩nau and Iwi AI
About this webinar: A k艒rerorero was held on research from the Tikanga in Technology team regarding wh膩nau and iwi perspectives for the design on next generation Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems. Natalie Kusabs (Te Kotahi Research Institute) facilitated a webinar with Petera Hudson (Tikanga in Technology Scholar) presenting the Nukutere Model he has developed with wh膩nau and Assoc Prof Te Taka Keegan (糖心Vlog) contemplating whether AI can be appropriate to M膩ori and can we build it?
April 2024 Wh膩ki Webinar - M膩ori Algorithmic Sovereignty
About this webinar: This month's Wh膩ki webinar was facilitated by Associate Professor Te Taka Keegan who facilitated a discussion with his fellow Tikanga in Technology hoamahi Paul Brown, Daniel Wilson and Ben Ritchie on their rangahau into removing algorithmic bias in Aotearoa.
Te Mana Raraunga has more information on the and the team鈥檚 latest publication in the .
Download and view the M膩ori Algorithmic Sovereignty presentation slides (PDF).
October 2023 Wh膩ki Webinar - M膩ori Data Sovereignty and Wh膩nau Data
About this webinar: The Wh膩ki webinar brought together Dr Paul Brown, 糖心Vlog and Kaye-Maree Dunn of Making Everything Achievable and 膧hau for a discussion on their approaches to M膩ori Data Sovereignty and the future for wh膩nau and community data.
September 2023 Wh膩ki Webinar - e-DNA Exploring M膩ori Data Governance and Sovereignty
About this w膩nanga: The Hepetema Wh膩ki webinar was a modified webinar/virtual w膩nanga on e-DNA. We heard brief presentations from a panel before shared discussions on M膩ori data governance and sovereignty in the developing research area. of environmental DNA (e-DNA).
The webinar was held on Wednesday 20th September for 2 hours 11am-1pm
View the edited recorded webinar and p膩taitai below.
July 2023 Wh膩ki Webinar - M膩ori Data Sovereignty & Taonga Species
About this webinar: Assoc Prof Maui Hudson moderated a zoom webinar and p膩tai session on the considerations and developments or working with iwi M膩ori around research and commercialisation of taonga species data in Aotearoa and t膩w膩hi with Manu Caddie (Matawai Bio), KatieLee Riddle and Dr Mitchell Head (Te Kotahi Research Institute, 糖心Vlog).
Te Mana Raraunga Ngahuru P艒tiki Virtual W膩nanga - M膩ori Data Sovereignty & the Research Data Landscape in Aotearoa
About this w膩nanga: Rogena Sterling, Grace Walker, Nick Jones and Tahu Kukutai from the research team discussed the Aotearoa New Zealand (Research) Data Landscape Review. The review is a project funded by MBIE and run by the Aotearoa New Zeland National Committee on Data in Research (CoDiR). CoDiR is a newly established r艒p奴 which brings together a diverse range of experts, communities and organisations involved in the productions, measurement, collection, storage and use of data in research (https://dir-aotearoa.github.io/). The purpose of the project is to identify the challenges, opportunities, and initiatives which characterise Aotearoa's current an future research data ecosystem.
TMR members considered how a Te Tiriti lens could be practiced over the project and how M膩ori data sovereignty could be woven through the landscape. What are the opportunities and challenges for M膩ori in terms of the research landscape?
April 2023 - Weaving M膩ori Data Expertise into the Government Data System Design
About this webinar: Data is more than just zeroes and ones; data holds the mauri of people and whakapapa. So how do you design a truly equitable government data system 鈥� one that upholds Te Tiriti and meets the needs and aspirations of all in Aotearoa?
Three of our hoamahi from Nicholson Consulting - Ernestynne Walsh, Ben Ritchie and Shanara Wallace shared their experience working together with Stats NZ to improve the way the government data system works for M膩ori. The team discussed how they applied their expertise in M膩ori data sovereignty, decolonising algorithms, analysing data approaches through Te Tiriti, and te reo me 艒na tikanga to deliver this piece of mahi.
March 2023 Wh膩ki Webinar - Eco-index and environmental data
About this webinar: He k艒rerorero ki ng膩 kaupapa taiao- An open discussion by Corey Ruha and Catherine Kirby on the Eco-Index approach to environmental wellbeing.
For background on this BioHeritage National Science programme check out www.eco-index.nz. Maui Hudson facilitated a discussion with Catherine and Corey about their mahi with Eco-index on Tuesday 28th March at 1pm
Thanks to our guests for the p膩tai and whakaaro shared. The recording can be viewed below.
January 2023 Wh膩ki Webinar - Indigenous Rights, Benefit Sharing & DSI
About this webinar: Researchers from the Tikanga in Technology MBIE project will be discussing COP-15, indigenous data value and their recent paper on provenance metadata regarding genomics and digital sequence information (DSI). Ng膩 mihi to KatieLee Riddle, Tim Coltman, Jacob Golan and Maui Hudson for contributing to this kaupapa and making the presentation available.
Te Mana Raraunga K艒anga W膩nanga 2022 - GIDA
About this w膩nanga: Te Mana Raraunga welcomed members from the Global Indigenous Data Alliance to the TMR virtual w膩nanga for k艒anga on Tuesday 29th N艒ema. Dr Steph Russo Carroll and Maui Hudson presented a set of Indigenous Peoples' Rights in Data for discussion. Natalie Kusabs from the Tikanga in Technology team facilitated questions and the potential application of the data for governance and governance of data rights was discussed as related to the Covid-19 vaccination data in break-out rooms.
October 2022 Wh膩ki Webinar - Cyber Security Research Programme
About this webinar: Members of the M膩ori Advisory team from the Cyber Security Research Programme discussed the programmes objectives, challenges for M膩ori and the path forward. Ng膩 mihi to Daniel Wilson and Bridget Bell for their insights. More information, further details and links will be added from Graeme Everton and the team.
September 2022 Wh膩ki Webinar - TK Labels: Transforming Data Infrastructure to Recognise Indigenous Provenance
About this webinar: Associate Professor Maui Hudson and KatieLee Riddle (Te Kotahi Research Institute) and Dr Janette Hamilton-Pearce (Local Contexts Project Lead, Te Kotahi Research Institute) introduced the latest developments and applications of Traditional Knowledge Labels and the Local Contexts Hub with examples of use by researchers in Aotearoa.
Te Mana Raraunga H艒toke W膩nanga 2022 - M膩ori Artificial Intelligence
About this w膩nanga: Te Mana Raraunga welcomed their members 膩-kanohi to the h艒toke w膩nanga on Tuesday 30th - Wednesday 31st August. This W膩nanga was supported by The TAIAO and Tikanga in Technology projects and facilitated by Te Taka Keegan, 糖心Vlog.
Day 1 focused on a workshop on AI from the AI Institute, 糖心Vlog and a w膩nanga on decolonising algorithms and the development of an assessment framework.
Day 2 began with inspiring k艒rero on current uses and development of AI for M膩ori from:
- Kevin Shedlock, Victoria University Wellington
- Stephen Fitzherbert and Alan Tan, NIWA
- Ernestynne Walsh, Nicholson Consulting
- Puna Walker, FranklyAI
- T奴reiti Walsh and Western Wilson, Te Hiku Media MR team member Daniel Wilson hosted and facilitated questions.
The two days were completed with a w膩nanga on M膩ori data and digital sovereignty. Ng膩 mihi to Moka Apiti for his contribution to the k艒rerorero.
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July 2022 Wh膩ki Webinar - Significance of M膩ori Social & Economic Business Data
About this webinar: Associate Professor Jason Mika (Te Kotahi Research Institute), Geraldine Duoba (StatsNZ) and Ernestynne Walsh (Nicholson Consulting) discussed what insights from their mahi (including Tatauranga umanga M膩ori and Te Matapaeroa) can tell us about M膩ori and the the economy of Aotearoa. Unfortunately Avril Macfarlane was unable to participate but our thanks to Ernestynne for sharing her whakaaro on this kaupapa.
April 2022 Wh膩ki Webinar - Digital Whenua - Our Image, Our Tikanga.
About this webinar: Digital images of our taonga are increasingly shared and used online. How should we proceed in this environment, what are appropriate tikanga, who is responsible for M膩ori data sovereignty of our visual taonga? Facilitated by Maui Hudson. Larissa Renfrew and Robert O'Brien share their mahi with digital images in research, NFTs and digital infrastructure.
March 2022 Wh膩ki Webinar - Whitewashing health data is killing M膩ori
About this webinar: Whitewashing Health Data is Killing M膩ori - Exploring the implications of poor reporting of M膩ori health data. Te Taka Keegan (糖心Vlog) hosted Dion O'Neale (Te Matatini o te Horapa) and Daniel Wilson (University of Auckland) introducing some of their COVID work and shared their most recent paper on population and vaccination - what does this mean for M膩ori?
Te Mana Raraunga Raumati Virtual W膩nanga 2022 - M膩ori Data Sovereignty and te taiao
About this w膩nanga: Te Mana Raraunga welcomed their members to their second virtual w膩nanga on Tuesday, 22nd February. This W膩nanga shared some insights relating to data sovereignty and te taiao. The speakers discussed M膩ori themes around availability, access, and use of environmental data. Their short presentations were followed by p膩taitai & discussions in break-out rooms.
TMR team member Maui Hudson hosted and facilitated questions.
January 2022 Wh膩ki Webinar - Principles of Safe Data Use in Practice
About the webinar: In this webinar, Nicholson Consulting shared their insight on applying principles of safe use of data.
The panel discussed their experience, tips and challenges after opening with a karakia and mihi.
November 2021 Wh膩ki Webinar - The Veracity Lab Project
About the webinar: The Veracity Lab is a new initiative funded by the Science for Technological Innovation National Science Challenge to explore, promote and support a high integrity digital future.
The webinar outlined how Te Tiriti o Waitangi might inform the development of public digital infrastructure. The team invite broader discussion and engagement in the development of their first working paper describing Digital Whenua, Sovereignty and Rights for Aotearoa. Digital Whenua, Sovereignty and Rights for Aotearoa.
October 2021 Te Mana Raraunga Virtual W膩nanga - Iwi Affiliation
About this w膩nanga: Te Mana Raraunga welcomed their members to their first virtual w膩nanga on Tuesday the 26th of October.
This W膩nanga revolved around the relationship between data sovereignty and Iwi affiliation. Guest speakers from Tuhono and DataILG discussed concerns relating to government interest and collection of iwi affiliation, and strategies for how this can be addressed.
TMR team members Andrew Sporle and Lara Greaves hosted and facilitated questions.
The link to this video can be found on the .
September 2021 Wh膩ki Webinar - Tikanga in Technology
About the webinar: Tikanga in Technology is a MBIE funded research programme exploring Indigenous approaches to transforming data ecosystems with a particular focus on Indigenous data in governance, Indigenous data in systems, and Indigenous data in AI.
The research team want to understand how tikanga and m膩tauranga M膩ori can inform relational responsibilities to data, and identify tools and processes that enable ethical use and generate equitable benefits from Indigenous data.
