Deborah Heke

Aspiring Māori researcher, striving to move bodies and minds.
Ngāpuhi - Ngāti Hineira me Te Uritaniwha.
Te Arawa - Ngāti Rangiwewehi

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

I'm looking for wāhine keen to talk about being awesome. We're running a wānanga June 8-9 in Rotorua at the beautiful Awa Homestead Lodge where we'll talk about whenua-based healing.
Accommodation and kai provided - you'd just bring your kōrero.
Get in touch if you're interested.

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

New article published in the latest issue of MAI journal.
Te Kupenga - A woven methodology for collecting, interpreting, and stor(y)ing Māori women’s knowledges.

https://t.co/GriixWQfDx

[Dr Nina Sivertsen @drsivertsen]

Knowledge exchange across seas and continents - because knowledge is the the only treasure that increases on sharing ❤️ Sámi (Arctic) with @blacknursinghx from Gorreng Gorreng (Wakgun Clan)/Boonthamurra Australia and @debs_heke Aotearoa ❤️ #indigenousnurseresearchsummit 2022

[Shal (Diné) @shalkahnjohn]

“ARO WĀHINE, making our ways know”-powerful presentation centering the voices of Māori women by @DeborahHeke #indigenousnurseresearchsummit

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

New publication with @IsaacWarbrick and @_MBreed
Indigenous Knowledge and the Microbiome
https://t.co/GQHYNvHurK

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@FmhsNursing @AshleaGee Get it! ✊🏾

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness". Used to mean I wore NBA jerseys but never made a dunk. Those privileged to read a physical copy of Aroha Yates-Smith's "Hine,e hine" will see I'm dressing up as a different hero today #manawahine

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

Atua Wahine Mana Wahine - a whakapapa expressed through the physical activity of Māori women.
A thesis that grew from some beautiful kōrero and korikori with some beautiful wāhine.
Their stories and connections to atua wāhine
✨🌈🌊🌒🌱🤸‍♀️🏋️‍♀️🏊‍♀️🧘‍♀️❤️

https://t.co/Lsuw2dmFdj

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@corrinacellist Thanks that would be great

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

On the search for physically active Maori women to take part in this research. From athletes to those with active occupations to kuia out in the garden everyday. If you fit the criteria or know someone who does get in touch or share, share, share!
#active #manawahine #research

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@jo_henson @MaramaDavidson Great @jo_henson 👍

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@muthaterina @kayohhaye Awesome @muthaterina. I look forward to hearing from you. My contact details are in the poster 😀

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@JimKayes @suzemcfadden Thanks @JimKayes 👍

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@ebryantnz @slow_tri_guy Awesome @ebryantnz! Thanks.

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

@GinaRangi Thanks @GinaRangi. Ihi and I share some whakapapa somewhere in there, we haven't figured that out yet...but our two kaupapa must be 1st cuzzies at least 🤔. He's helped this Heke heaps 😀

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

AUT's more than just a kaiako Jani Wilson manages a wee plug for our MAI ki Aronui kaupapa. Awesome to hear our multi-talented kaiārahi on the radio waves today.
https://t.co/jmQ4ocavjp

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

"We need indigenous-led solutions informed by indigenous knowledge." @IsaacWarbrick articulating recent research about the perceptions of weight-focussed approaches to health. https://t.co/YIgQyx0VKG

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

Professor @DeniseWilsonAUT sharing some preliminary findings from research around the nexus of violence and safety, and Maori women's experiences of being safe and unsafe. #iirc2018 #manawahine

[Deborah Heke @debs_heke]

https://t.co/fI8KSfWFWs

[Mikki Williden PhD @MikkiWilliden]

Association of levels of HbA1C with trigs/HDL ratio - an indicator of LDL-C particle size in type 2 diabetes mellitus http://t.co/QCTHE87zBU