Please note this session time has changed from the original schedule due to facilitator availability. If you are unable to attend this session, the content will be available as an online self-paced module. Please consult Tuia for updates!

This session builds foundational understanding of the Treaty, why it matters in research settings, and how historical contexts, institutional structures, and personal positionality shape the research environment in Aotearoa.

*This session is a pre-requisite for the future sessions in the series. 

** Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context will be offered as a webinar only once in 2026. Future sessions will be moved to an online, self-paced module (these will be advertised through this same link as soon as they are available).

Please note this session time has changed from the original schedule due to facilitator availability. If you are unable to attend this session, please check the other listings for alternate dates and times. 

A practice-focused course that builds on the foundations established in Part 1. It explores what researchers and institutions need to change in their practices, systems, and decision-making to act in ways that align with Te Tiriti. The course examines power, governance, ethics, and the organisational shifts required for Treaty-referenced research, with an emphasis on readiness and understanding so researchers can approach Māori engagement appropriately, with clarity about their roles and responsibilities.

Pre-requisite: 

Treaty in Research Part 1: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context 

Please note this session time has changed from the original schedule due to facilitator availability. If you are unable to attend this session, please check the other listings for alternate dates and times. 

A workshop that builds on core Treaty understandings to explore how relationships, culture, power, and history shape engagement with Māori. Participants examine what strengthens or strains relationships in a Te Tiriti context and learn practical strategies for building safer, more equitable, and meaningful Treaty-referenced relationships in their work.  

Pre-requisites:

Treaty in Research: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context 

Treaty in Research: Putting Te Tiriti into Practice in Research Environments

Please note this session time has changed from the original schedule due to facilitator availability. If you are unable to attend this session, please check the other listings for alternate dates and times. 

A practice-focused course that builds on the foundations established in Part 1. It explores what researchers and institutions need to change in their practices, systems, and decision-making to act in ways that align with Te Tiriti. The course examines power, governance, ethics, and the organisational shifts required for Treaty-referenced research, with an emphasis on readiness and understanding so researchers can approach Māori engagement appropriately, with clarity about their roles and responsibilities.

Pre-requisite: 

Treaty in Research Part 1: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context (self-paced online module or in-person session) 

Please note this session time has changed from the original schedule due to facilitator availability. If you are unable to attend this session, please check the other listings for alternate dates and times. 

A workshop that builds on core Treaty understandings to explore how relationships, culture, power, and history shape engagement with Māori. Participants examine what strengthens or strains relationships in a Te Tiriti context and learn practical strategies for building safer, more equitable, and meaningful Treaty-referenced relationships in their work.  

Pre-requisites:

Treaty in Research Part 1: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context (online self-paced module) 

Treaty in Research Part 2: Putting Te Tiriti into Practice in Research Environments

A practice-focused course that builds on the foundations established in Part 1. It explores what researchers and institutions need to change in their practices, systems, and decision-making to act in ways that align with Te Tiriti. The course examines power, governance, ethics, and the organisational shifts required for Treaty-referenced research, with an emphasis on readiness and understanding so researchers can approach Māori engagement appropriately, with clarity about their roles and responsibilities.

Pre-requisite: 

Treaty in Research: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context (online self-paced module or in-person session) 

A workshop that builds on core Treaty understandings to explore how relationships, culture, power, and history shape engagement with Māori. Participants examine what strengthens or strains relationships in a Te Tiriti context and learn practical strategies for building safer, more equitable, and meaningful Treaty-referenced relationships in their work.  

Pre-requisites:

Treaty in Research: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context 

Treaty in Research: Putting Te Tiriti into Practice in Research Environments

A practice-focused course that builds on the foundations established in Part 1. It explores what researchers and institutions need to change in their practices, systems, and decision-making to act in ways that align with Te Tiriti. The course examines power, governance, ethics, and the organisational shifts required for Treaty-referenced research, with an emphasis on readiness and understanding so researchers can approach Māori engagement appropriately, with clarity about their roles and responsibilities.

Pre-requisite: 

Treaty in Research Part 1: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context 

A workshop that builds on core Treaty understandings to explore how relationships, culture, power, and history shape engagement with Māori. Participants examine what strengthens or strains relationships in a Te Tiriti context and learn practical strategies for building safer, more equitable, and meaningful Treaty-referenced relationships in their work.  

Pre-requisites:

Treaty in Research: Understanding the Treaty in a Research Context (online self-paced module or in-person session) 

Treaty in Research: Putting Te Tiriti into Practice in Research Environments