Media and websites
Mainstream media erases or controls Māori and other people of colour's stories. The essay Alternatives to anti-Māori themes in the media explains this. The resources below focus on amplifying Māori voices or education on decolonisation. Other large media platforms, such as Stuff, the Guardian and RNZ also have sections focussed on te ao Māori.
Building a stronger Māori and Pacific presence in New Zealand media. Brilliant essays, interviews and other kōrero.
The Spinoff is a New Zealand online magazine covering politics, pop culture and social issues. Their Ātea section focuses on te ao Māori.
Supports the development of a multicultural, Treaty-based society. Provides access to many amazing resources and educational content.
TREATY 2 U tells the story of New Zealand’s founding document: the Treaty of Waitangi. It covers the events that led up to the Treaty. It explains what is written in the documents, and the crucial differences between the Māori and English versions.
Media focusing on young people in Aotearoa with great content on te ao Māori, racism and decolonisation, especially the series Rediscovering Aotearoa.
Resources from the Treaty and anti-racism movements, events and actions from the 1960s to today.