Understanding past events helps explain current challenges for some Māori. This knowledge can guide better support efforts today.

With social justice, no support or accommodations are needed because the cause of the inequity is addressed. The system is changed.

The Tainui people became refugees in their own land. They moved along the Waikato River into areas belonging to other iwi (tribes), known as the King Country

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Long-term effects include a decline in fluent speakers, loss of traditional knowledge, and challenges in maintaining cultural identity.

The government often ignored or tried to stop Māori cultural practices, especially about land and community.

Involves treating people the same based on the assumption that everyone benefits from the same support to meet their needs. This is equal treatment.

Māori face money issues, traditional lifestyle challenges, and disconnection from ancestral lands.

Support Māori through cultural respect, community aid, and historical awareness.

We can support Māori by: Promoting cultural pride, Building community, Encouraging them to share their stories.

Colonisation disrupted Māori's ability to pass on their culture and skills to their children.

Moving to cities broke up Māori families, weakened support systems, and made keeping traditions harder.

Māori healing methods use traditional practices and beliefs to improve wellbeing.