A collection of myths and legends from Tuvalu islands were released this week in a series of books to mark… Read more »
TUVALU LANGUAGE WEEK: “Tuvalu children’s books a valuable resource”
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Flag bearer for Pacific women in medicine
At the 2016 Olympics held in Rio de Janeiro, Dr Ella Nicholas was the proud flag bearer for the Cook… Read more »
TUVALU LANGUAGE WEEK: “Our language makes us unique”
Teuluaki Fialiki McQuarrie, is inspired each day by one of her favourite sayings from her home country of Tuvalu. “Fano… Read more »
TUVALU LANGUAGE WEEK: “My language is my connection”
Tuvaluan GP, Dr Mahu Anderson, is using the Tuvaluan language to connect with her global community during a crisis that… Read more »
Family is the key to mental and spiritual wellness
For the Pacific community, family is the key to helping those struggling with depression and mental illness, says a leading… Read more »
Euthanasia’s clash with Pacific worldview
For Pacific people, the end of life legislation is a direct challenge to their basic beliefs about life and death…. Read more »
Understanding the value of Sign Language in Aotearoa
Learning sign language at university has been a rewarding experience for Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) Project Support Manager, Charles Salt…. Read more »
Pacific community still need to be vigilant during Alert Level 2
As Auckland prepares to move to alert level 2 tonight and the rest of the country moves to alert level… Read more »
“Mamas” mask up for Covid-19
They are known as the Cook Island Mamas and they are a group of Pacific women across New Zealand aiming… Read more »
Webinar highlights the importance of Pacific child wellbeing during Covid-19
A webinar with community leaders discussing the well-being of Pacific children during Covid-19 has highlighted the importance of communicating effectively… Read more »
