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AKA’UPOKOTUANGA O TE AU MAPU I TE REO MĀORI: Learnings from Cook Islands communities and their youth

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Both in New Zealand and the Cook Islands, the decline of the Cook Islands Māori language has been a topic of major concern. In New Zealand alone, the number of Cook Islands speakers has had a steady decrease, which has affected Cook Islands youth in terms of language preservation, cultural and ethnic identity, and wellbeing. Language initiatives, whether it be at a government level or community...
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2020
Location:
Cook Islands
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Thesis
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ResearchSpace@Auckland
Contributors:
Tiatia-Seath, Jemaima Sipaea
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ResearchSpace@Auckland
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The University of Auckland Library
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