Indigenous social work practice development: The contribution of manaakitanga to Mana-enhancing social work practice theory

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Indigenous social work practice development: The contribution of manaakitanga to Mana-enhancing social work practice theory

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University of Otago

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Otago University Research Archive

Description

Manaakitanga is acknowledged as a foundational Te Ao Māori value, construct and tikanga that underpins relationships. This research thesis sought an in-depth understanding of manaakitanga as it is understood and practiced by experienced Māori social workers, and the relevance of this to indigenous social work practice development and competency to practice social work with Māori.

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Research paper

Research format

Scholarly text / Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2018

Creator

King, Lisa-Marie

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/8589

Related subjects

indigenous / indigenous social work / social work / Maori social work / Māori social work / social work practice development / manaakitanga / mana-enhancing / New Zealand / social work competency / kaupapa Maori / kaupapa Māori / indigenous social work practice theory / tikanga Māori / mātauranga / Māori / mātauranga Māori / indigenous peoples / bicultralism / te mahi whakamana / mana / tikanga / cultural competency / culturally responsive / culturally relevant / cultural competence / cultural relevance / relational / Treaty of Waitangi / world-view / kaupapa Maori theory / indigenous theory / Tiriti o Waitangi / indigenous engagement skills / Aotearoa

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