MWWL

Te Ropu Wahine Maori Toko i te Ora (Maori Women’s Welfare League) is a prominent Maori organisation in New Zealand’s social and commercial environment

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

Meri Kirihimete me Nga Mihi o te Tau Hou

Na Te Ropu Wahine Maori Toko i te Ora

Tatau Tatau

[Maori Stream @MaoriStream]

we recalled and celebrate the amazing Maori women who have and do make New Zealand and the world a more beautiful place to be in.

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

Mahinaarangi our Ikaroa Area Representative who participated at Iron Maori last weekend with the support of her son.

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

Dame Georgina Kirby Maori business development advocate & founder of MWDI has always & continues to encourage passion

[Marissa Anita @MarissaAnita]

Earlier in Wellington, Maori ladies back then were topless like Balinese women back then. They remain fierce. #RI15NZ

[Karin @noodlecris]

Nice to hear the Maori voice coming through in #socialwork history. Maori women welfare league and other rangatira from the past at #C50

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

If you missed it last night, check out Waka Huia ep 36 ft our past president Kataraina O’Brien, ONZM of Te Teko - http://t.co/bvCTOvU7Kh

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

This Sunday, 10:30 AM on TV ONE, Waka Huia profiles the life of Kataraina O’Brien, former president of the League.

[School of Indigenous Governance @IGOV_UVic]

Dr. Linda Tuhiwai Smith closed the Nga Pae conference with a masterful lecture on Indig-Indig research & relations.

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

2014 is the year #ANZASW celebrates 50 years of social work in Aotearoa. #C50 - http://t.co/4MshzO3PJC

[Karin @noodlecris]

I'm listening to wise Maori women talk about how the profession has been marked by tangata whenua at #C50

[School of Indigenous Governance @IGOV_UVic]

The next generation of Maori warrior women... serious about Indigenous Resurgence.

[Alex Le Long @ariaporo22]

On the way with the Rotorua Branch of the Māori Women's Welfare League to the regional hui in Te Puke! :) @Mwwlorg

[Papa Nahi @papanahi]

Te NgakauAtawhai discuss on air their work with MasseyUni to recruit Maori women on study on spendinghabits @Mwwlorg

[Hāpai Te Hauora @hapaitehauora]

We are on air with the Ngakau Atawhai branch of Maori Women's Welfare League this morning talking about financial... http://t.co/aIqRXsGth6

[Papa Nahi @papanahi]

Today on HapaiHour 603am 11am we talk with Maori Women's Welfare League about their survey on financial literacy http://t.co/6bqrBnz3Oi

[Waatea @waateanews]

MWDI boosts business acumen http://t.co/7XrkFliPcj

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

Via @TeKarereTVNZ: He Oranga: Empowering Maori women in business - http://t.co/OrTyoUeBGE

[kararaina simeon @karasimeon]

Community organisations who support whanau such as MWWL will soon have effective networks with members via UFB #gigatowngis

[MWWL @Mwwlorg]

Today MWDI launched a new financial literacy & business hub called 'He Oranga' in Kaikohe - http://t.co/M1yMDNPNUg, #maoriwomeninbusiness