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03/04/2026

We love Hunt for the Wilderpeople so much

And it is great to see young talent learning about that skux life.

Shout out to Jermaine Leef and his team for capturing the wairua of opening night on the Hunt for the Wilderpeople 10th bday relaunch.

Aren't these kids just the cutest!

Earlier in the month Manaaki Rangatahi and Mā Te Huruhuru launched the More than a Home report to the public.Yesterday T...
18/12/2025

Earlier in the month Manaaki Rangatahi and Mā Te Huruhuru launched the More than a Home report to the public.

Yesterday Te Paati Māori MP Oriini Kaipara mō Tāmaki Makaurau has submitted the submitted a Youth Homelessness Prevention’ Bill. If successful, the Bill will enact a Duty to Assist for certain government agencies, establish an Authority for Rangatahi, ensure adequate funding, and most importantly - it prioritises reporting mechanisms to ensure accurate data so that no rangatahi is ever homeless again.

This is an extraordinary outcome for our rangatahi/taitamariki who are in or experiencing homelessness.

They are asking for safety, security and a warm bed to place their head.

Earlier in the year our team supported the efforts of Mā Te Huruhuru and Manaaki Rangatahi to develop the More than a Ho...
02/12/2025

Earlier in the year our team supported the efforts of Mā Te Huruhuru and Manaaki Rangatahi to develop the More than a Home Report.

Thanks to the advocacy of Hon Marama Davidson both of these organisations are now launching the report right in the heart of Parliament.

Considering the housing challenges many whānau are facing and that youth on the street are getting younger and younger.

We need to do more!

If you want to join us tomorrow please reach out to our Director Kaye-Maree Dunn for more information.

🌿 Farewell & Ngā Mihi Nui, Terima!After four incredible years with the MEA whānau, we’re saying farewell to our amazing ...
18/11/2025

🌿 Farewell & Ngā Mihi Nui, Terima!

After four incredible years with the MEA whānau, we’re saying farewell to our amazing kaimahi, Terima Walker. From helping us tell stories that matter to amplifying kaupapa that uplift communities, her creativity and heart have left a lasting impact on our team and mahi.

As she moves on to new adventures, we celebrate all she’s contributed: the dedication, aroha, and authenticity she brought to every post, campaign, and project.

We thank her whānau and the Digital Doers kaupapa that helped us find the incredible talent that is Terima.

Our Director Kaye-Maree Dunn is excited to be supporting her niece Waimārie Tipene as presenters at this year's WIPCE 20...
17/11/2025

Our Director Kaye-Maree Dunn is excited to be supporting her niece Waimārie Tipene as presenters at this year's WIPCE 2025 talking about
Healing Through the Lens: Indigenous Filmmaking as a Catalyst for Empowerment for Rangatahi/Youth.

Over 3,800 Indigenous peoples from around the world sharing knowledge and expertise on the transmission of knowledge.

🗣️ “We’re creating the framing and the framework and infrastructure that’s needed for the work to happen. We bring our w...
03/11/2025

🗣️ “We’re creating the framing and the framework and infrastructure that’s needed for the work to happen. We bring our whānau together, do a mass collaboration, and then take them away for that week to mould them.”

Sammy Hughes, CEO of Nōna Te Ao, leads large-scale community programmes that focus on rangatahi Māori development and workforce integration.

Through robust frameworks, collaborative practices, and ongoing support, Nōna Te Ao demonstrates how structured, whānau-driven initiatives can empower rangatahi, overcome challenges in funding and facilitation, and create sustainable pathways into education and employment.

📖 Read Sammy’s full case study in the report:
https://bit.ly/matihiko-ora-ka-eke-ka-toro

🗣️ “You go in thinking it’s about skills… then you realise it’s about feeding them, ensuring they’re cared for, and crea...
30/10/2025

🗣️ “You go in thinking it’s about skills… then you realise it’s about feeding them, ensuring they’re cared for, and creating a safe space where they can thrive.”

Nikolasa Biasiny-Tule, Puerto Rican-Dutch, CEO of Digital Natives Academy, leads a kaupapa-driven initiative that prioritises wellness, hauora, and academic growth for rangatahi.

Through foundation-level programmes focused on wellbeing and innovative pathways into technology and creative industries, DNA demonstrates how holistic, culturally aligned education can empower rangatahi to thrive despite systemic barriers like funding inequities and limited access to digital resources.

📖 Read Nikolasa’s full case study in the report:
https://bit.ly/matihiko-ora-ka-eke-ka-toro

Powering up AotearoaBy Māori - to benefit the nation
23/10/2025

Powering up Aotearoa

By Māori - to benefit the nation

23/10/2025

Playback to the National Māori Energy Summit and He Ahi Kaa - He Ao Hou where both events centre the aspirations of whānau, hapū and Iwi led renewable energy projects.

MEA were pleased to work beside Ngā Iwi o Taranaki and Ara Ake to help activate this historic national event.

21/10/2025

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