Vol. 8 Issue 1 2024

Nine members of MAI ki Aronui – a Māori and Indigenous scholar network in Aotearoa, share their experiences in unique and creative expressions of their Indigenous worldview.

This paper utilises Critical Indigenous Criminology by analyse gender violence, ‘risk thinking’, and Indigenous responses to social harm that focus on the concept of healing.

Exploring how blood quantum policies and modern tribal enrolment criteria impacts Native identity formation and wellbeing.