Alan R. Parker
Adjunct Professor
Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi

This 2014 conference highlighted indigeneity and the multidisciplinary approach used for indigenous development. Presentations and papers address aspects of the following themes central to the realisation of indigenous development:
Addressing issues, needs and opportunities arising in indigenous communities leading to increased economic independence and self-determination.
Addressing issues, needs and opportunities arising in indigenous families leading to healthy, successful and thriving indigenous families.
Understanding the distinctive contributions that indigenous communities make to the world at large.
![]() The University of Waikato
Rākau Kawakawa Sponsor |
![]() Te Puni Kōkiri
Rākau Kawakawa Sponsor |
![]() Pharmac
Fee Waiver Sponsor, Rākau Pōhutukawa Sponsor |
![]() Te Whare Rangahau Māori o Hemi Henare
Rākau Pōhutukawa Sponsor |
![]() Health Promotion Agency
Rākau Pōhutukawa Sponsor |
Clark Center for Australian and NZ Studies, University of Texas
Fee Waiver Sponsor, Satchel Insert Sponsor |
Ministry of Health,
Māori Health Business Unit Purchase Board Satchel Insert Sponsor |
Alan R. ParkerAdjunct Professor Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi ![]() |
Dr Pita R SharplesThe Honourable ![]() |
Dr. Kamana’opono CrabbeChief Executive Officer Office of Hawaiian Affairs ![]() |
Gerald Taiaiake AlfredProfessor University of Victoria (British Columbia, Canada) ![]() |
Harald GaskiAssociate Professor University of Tromsø ![]() |
Karina WaltersProfessor University of Washington ![]() |
Linda Tuhiwai SmithProfessor Te Kotahi Institute, The University of Waikato ![]() |
Marie BattisteProfessor University of Saskatchewan ![]() |
Sir Tipene O'ReganBoard chair Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga ![]() |
Tracey McIntoshAssociate Professor Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga ![]() |