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Sonya Cameron

Lee-Ana Lowe

I am passionate about making more options available to pregnant women to optimise their well-being. From what I have seen in clinic as well as the research carried out, pregnant…

Praneil President

Praneil Chandra is a dedicated Girmit researcher and an influential voice in the exploration of colonial history in New Zealand, Fiji, and India. As the host of Manukau Indian FM,…

Ben Levy

Ben Levy is a scholar-practitioner of higher education internationalisation with 22+ years of experience on 6 continents. He actively serves as a peer reviewer and editor for various journals and…

Jessica Kereama

Alejandra Gonzalez Campanella

Alejandra González Campanella holds a PhD in Translation Studies from the University of Auckland (Aotearoa New Zealand) and degrees in Translation, Interpreting, and Intercultural Studies from Universidad de la República…

Gladys Henderson

Ko Matawhaura toku maunga Ko Rotoiti toku roto Ko Te Arawa toku iwi Ko Ngati Pikiao, Ko Ngati Whakaue toku hapu Kei Tahuna ahau e noho ana I am a…

Swakshadip Sarkar

Swakshadip is currently doing their PhD at the Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington working on policy issues that affect transgender asylum seekers in the UK and Aotearoa.…

Jacquie Kidd

Jacquie is based at Auckland University of Technology. Her academic practice is focused on social justice, anti-racism and equity in health for Māori. Generally, she utilises a kaupapa Māori approach…

Tim McCreanor

Tim is a senior social scientist at Whāriki Research Centre, within the College of Health at Massey University in Auckland. His broad public health orientation and interest in the social…

Dominic O’Sullivan

Dominic is a Professor of Political Science. His work encompasses the disciplines of political science, education and public theology with indigeneity providing a unifying scholarly theme. His work examines relationships…

Heather Came

Dr Heather Came is a seventh generation Pākehā New Zealander and an activist scholar at large. Her background is in public health and social justice activism. Her research focuses on…

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