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This is a discussion-based course focusing on psychological theory and research relating to indigenous communities in New Zealand and in other countries, with a particular emphasis on working alongside whānau Māori. The course will be organised around three interrelated themes: Kaupapa, Kōrero and Kai (Culture, Conversation and Cuisine). This work draws upon a range of approaches, including the study of autobiographical cultural narratives, and studies of the cultural importance of food in indigenous contexts.

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