Te Hapori Matihiko Invites Nominations for Ngā Tohu Matihiko
The Matihiko Awards Celebrating Māori Excellence in Digital and Technology
Nau Mai ki te Hapori Matihiko
A community amplifying te ao Māori in Digital and Tech
He aha te kaupapa?
Te Hapori Matihiko is a global community for Māori working, or aspiring to work in the digital or tech industries.
Our community provides advocacy, connection and cultural support; empowering whānau Māori to show up authentically and celebrate ourselves as leaders in Te Ao Matihiko.
Ngā Tohu Matihiko
After the success of the awards last year, Ngā Tohu Matihiko | Matihiko Awards have returned for 2024, providing recognition for Māori leaders and emerging leaders to whakanui their contributions in te ao matihiko, digital and tech.
Mark your calendars e te whānau and let the countdown begin!
Pānui | Featured Story
Membership Benefits
Whakawhanaungatanga
Join in on monthly learning wānanga with leaders in our community and attend rohe-based wānanga.
Members Kete
The learning never stops! Access resources designed to whakamana you in your mahi. This includes kaupapa-specific karakia and waiata.
Matihiko Awards
Members of Te Hapori Matihiko will be able to nominate and be nominated for our annual awards recognising Māori excellence across Digital and Tech.
Meet our Hapori
Our hapori is full of inspiring rangatira with varied experiences throughout Te Ao Matihiko.
We’ll share their stories and their mahi here and in our pānui to whakanui them and their mahi.
Member Spotlight – Tuterangiwhiu Grant-Cairns
A huge mihi to our featured member – Tuterangiwhiu Grant-Cairns for sharing his journey in Te Ao Matihiko.
Member Spotlight – Madeleine Bell
Featuring Madeleine Bell (Ngāti Rangi, Te Ātihaunui-a-Papārangi)
Member Spotlight – Raymond McKay
Featuring Raymond McKay (Ngaati Mahuta, Ngāti Rongomaiwahine, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Pūkeko)
We are by Māori, for Māori, of Māori.
We are your advocates, cheerleaders and support crew.
We are doers, makers, connectors and agitators.
We do right by our people and Papatūānuku, always.
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