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International Conference on New Zealand M?ori Studies and Cultural Revitalization

19th Jan – 20th Jan 2027 Kayseri, Turkey

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Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

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01 M?ori Identity and Cultural Resilience +

This track explores the multifaceted aspects of M?ori identity in the context of cultural resilience. It aims to examine how contemporary M?ori communities navigate and revitalize their cultural heritage amidst globalization.

02 Language Revitalization in Aotearoa +

Focusing on the significance of the M?ori language, this track discusses strategies and initiatives for language revitalization. It highlights the role of language in shaping identity and cultural continuity.

03 Oral Traditions and Storytelling Practices +

This session investigates the importance of oral traditions and storytelling in M?ori culture. It emphasizes how these practices serve as vehicles for knowledge transmission and cultural expression.

04 Land Rights and Indigenous Sovereignty +

This track addresses the critical issues surrounding land rights and indigenous sovereignty in New Zealand. It examines historical and contemporary struggles for land and their implications for M?ori communities.

05 Spirituality and Cultural Practices +

Exploring the intersection of spirituality and cultural practices, this track highlights the role of spiritual beliefs in M?ori life. It seeks to understand how spirituality informs cultural revitalization efforts.

06 Colonial Legacies and Cultural Resistance +

This session critically examines the legacies of colonialism and the ways in which M?ori communities resist and reclaim their cultural narratives. It aims to foster discussions on decolonization and cultural empowerment.

07 Heritage Conservation and Community Engagement +

Focusing on heritage conservation, this track explores community-led initiatives aimed at preserving M?ori cultural heritage. It emphasizes the importance of community engagement in heritage management.

08 Governance and Indigenous Rights +

This track investigates the governance structures that impact M?ori rights and representation. It seeks to explore the relationship between political frameworks and the realization of indigenous rights.

09 M?ori Literature and Cultural Narratives +

This session delves into M?ori literature as a means of cultural expression and identity formation. It examines how literary works reflect and shape contemporary M?ori experiences and narratives.

10 Education as a Tool for Cultural Revitalization +

This track discusses the role of education in promoting M?ori cultural revitalization. It highlights innovative educational practices that integrate M?ori knowledge and perspectives.

11 Rituals and Performance in M?ori Culture +

Exploring the significance of rituals and performance, this track examines their role in M?ori cultural expression and community cohesion. It seeks to understand how these practices contribute to cultural identity and continuity.