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SUMMARY:The Treaty & Me 2025: Unsettled Bliss – It’s OK to be Uncomfortable
DESCRIPTION:In the first of four dates in the Treaty & Me series for 2025\, Dr Elizabeth Cook explores the notion of Unsettled Bliss\, and why it’s OK to be uncomfortable. \n“We perform our banal everyday activities of whiteness as normal and natural\, so normal\, that they are considered the universal\, common sense\, rational way to be for EVERYBODY!” \nIn this talk\, based on her book\, ‘Unsettled Bliss: Whiteness in Aotearoa\,’ Dr Elizabeth Cook explores how (often unconscious) racism operates in our everyday actions within whānau\, workplaces\, institutions and organisations. She speaks to the 1835 Declaration of Independence onwards\, addressing white settler occupation to the present day\, its impact on indigenous land and the people of this place\, ngā iwi Māori\, and the continuing consequences. \n“The aim is to be woke\, not asleep or dead\,” says Dr Cook. “Knowledge is liberation\, along with action to change the cruelties.” \nIf you are interested in deepening your understanding of social issues\, wealth disparity\, and political structures\, this talk is for you. \nDr Elizabeth Ann Cook is a writer\, thinker\, and social critic with a passion for challenging complacency. A sixth-generation non-Māori with English\, Irish Catholic\, and Welsh ancestry\, she was born and grew up in Whangārei before settling mostly in Ōtautahi. \nHer diverse career includes the release of four albums of original music; performing live as a singer\, songwriter and actor; and teaching Te Reo Māori and drama. In 2021\, she completed a PhD in Sociology\, subsequently extending her lifelong engagement with critical thinking into non-fiction writing\, releasing ‘Unsettled Bliss’ in 2025. Her work examines how everyday behaviours reinforce harmful social and economic systems\, and she is particularly interested in deconstructing language\, power\, and privilege. \nAn avid student of Aotearoa’s history\, Cook has been influenced by scholars such as Moana Jackson\, Ani Mikaere\, Vincent O’Malley\, Ranginui Walker\, and Alan Ward\, as well as international thinkers including Achille Mbembe\, Frantz Fanon\, Cedric Robinson\, and Judith Shklar. \nThe Treaty & Me series is hosted by Network Waitangi Whangārei. Over four Wednesdays from 23 July until 13 August\, respected Pākehā and community voices will speak about the Treaty / Te Tiriti from their own experience and research. \nThere are 2 sessions on each date – 12-2pm and 7-9pm – all at 116 Bank St\, Whangārei. Doors open 30 minutes before session start times – Free coffee\, tea\, soup & snacks will be served. \nThe talks are for everyone\, but particularly those keen to explore how Te Tiriti is key to New Zealand’s harmonious future. \nSpeakers will be followed by a facilitated Q&A session\, so please bring your curiosity\, openness and questions. \nAll talks are FREE – Koha appreciated (bring cash on the day).
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/the-treaty-me-2025-unsettled-bliss-its-ok-to-be-uncomfortable/
LOCATION:ONEONESIX\, 116 Bank Street\, Whangarei\, Northland\, 0110\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Immersive Breathwork Experience | With Esther Tuliomanu
DESCRIPTION:Immersive Breathwork Experience – facilitated by Esther Tuliomanu @the.holisticpt\, powered by @beatsandbreath \nEnjoy a blissful 90-minute immersive experience. \nA breathwork journey to music enriched with healing frequencies creating intentional and powerful group coherence energy within a safe space. \nWhat to bring\nYoga mat\, bolster or cushion\, blanket\, warm comfortable clothing\, journal/pen\, water\, eye mask (if you have).\nWe have some of the above\, but please bring your own if possible.\nBring an intention\, and you might like to bring a small personal item that has meaning to you \nWhat to expect\n15-20 mins Intro\, Creating a safe space\, Breathwork fundamentals\n45-50 mins guided immersive breathwork\n10 mins Heart Brain Coherence (0.1 Hz) – sound healing and integration\nDiscussion/ Journalling/ Q&A\nClosing the space \nEsther is a certified XPT high performance breathwork coach and Sonic breathwork facilitator. Owner/operator of CoreFitness Tutukaka\, with 30+ years’ experience in the fitness industry\, Esther integrates breathwork\, functional movement\, mindfulness/meditation\, life coaching\, ayurvedic and indigenous practices into her work as a holistic pt.\n@the.holisticpt\n@corefitnesstutukaka
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/immersive-breathwork-experience-with-esther-tuliomanu/
LOCATION:ONEONESIX\, 116 Bank Street\, Whangarei\, Northland\, 0110\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:A Sea of Upu | Poetry Workshop
DESCRIPTION:A Sea of Upu\nPoetry Workshop\nBy The Upu Collective\nFacilitated by Shadon Meredith \nIn this workshop\, participants will be introduced to poetry writing techniques and Moana centric philosophies. Participants are given the space to develop their poetic voice\, connecting with the storyteller within and begin to re-indigenise their understanding of the Pacific. \nThe Upu Collective\nPacific makers creating pacific centered works.\nWe are a collective of Pacific performing artist based in New Zealand. Our mission is to create more opportunities for Pacific performing artists by making contemporary\, Pacific centred works for the stage and screen. Upu Collective artists are not only dedicated collaborators but also accomplished professionals in their own right. Each member boasts a wealth of experience across the stage and screen landscape of New Zealand. \nShadon Meredith is a dynamic New Zealand-born Sāmoan actor with a commanding presence on stage and screen. A Toi Whakaari graduate\, he has built an impressive career performing locally and internationally. His theatre work includes King Lear and The Seagull (Auckland Theatre Company)\, UPU (Silo Theatre\, toured to Mexico City and Montreal)\, and multiple productions with Red Leap Theatre\, including the upcoming Wrest (May 2025). He also created and performed Waiting\, an award-winning solo devised work under his company\, SOS + SHA Creative. On screen\, Shadon starred as Andy in Rūrangi (Season 2) and appeared in Shortland Street\, My Life is Murder (Season 3)\, and Double Parked. He was also a presenter and writer for Seasons 1–3 of TVNZ’s Toi Time. His film credits include Shut Eye\, Darkest Light\, and The Paragon\, which premiered at major international festivals before gaining a cult following after its U.S. release in 2024\, earning recognition from The New York Times. Spanning theatre\, television\, and film\, Shadon’s work continues to captivate audiences. \nThis workshop is free to attend thanks to Whangārei Fringe and the Aotearoa Fringe Festival’s FATU Funding supported by the Pacific Arts Strategy Team. \nRegister to attend.
URL:https://www.beagleradio.co.nz/event/a-sea-of-upu-poetry-workshop/
LOCATION:ONEONESIX\, 116 Bank Street\, Whangarei\, Northland\, 0110\, New Zealand
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