Whaia Te Tika - Doing Good Stuff Workshop 3 & 4

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Post Quiz on topics covered for Structures, frameworks, positionality and research & suspicions

How are we maintaining the status quo?

1 point

Following up on consumers who may have missed a clinical appointment

Being a silent audience to demeaning narratives or negative stereotyping of Māori

Undertaking cultural competence training

Consulting with Maori communities at the onset of research projects

Other:

Clear selection

In the context of te Tiriti what does "we are all the same –one people, one nation", imply .(Humans Rights Commission Discussion Report July (2012))

1 point

It reflects the outcome of 180yrs of positive race relations in Aotearoa

It acknowledges Māori as the "one people".

It fails to recognise or acknowledge the two founding cultures of Aotearoa as Titiri partners

It is an accurate reflection of how Maori view themselves.

Other:

Clear selection

The Human Rights Commission (2012) stated that "Māori will continue to be perceived, and know they are perceived, as an alien and resented minority, a problem to be managed with a seemingly endless stream of taxpayer- funding programmes, but never solved". What drove the Commission to include this in the report?

1 point

It must be accepted that New Zealand has two founding cultures, not one.

It must be accepted that Pākehā need to be at the very centre of the way we do things in this country

That there are positive steps whereby Māori culture and identity are valued in everything government says and does

Māori need to take more responsibility for their own health outcomes or nothing will change

Clear selection

In Aotearoa , what is an example of privilege?

1 point

Iwi grants for tertiary studies

Te Reo being in the school curriculum.

Our health system

Māori seats in parliament

None of the above

Clear selection

In terms of patterns of media discourse which of the following statements contributes to maintaining the status quo?

2 points

Pākehā offend Māori because of ignorance, Māori responses are unduly sensitive.

New Zealanders are represented as bicultural

The importance of any return of significant resources to Māori

Māori are seen as more likely to be let down by the criminal justice system

Clear selection

What does the phrase "with this knowledge comes responsibility" mean?

1 point

Being unfamiliar with cultural nuances does not excuse cultural ignorance

If you live in Aotearoa it is expected that you will have an understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi

When you have an understanding of cultural safety it is expected you would use it.

Māori have a responsibility to understand things that are Māori

Clear selection

Which of the following is an example of white defensiveness?

1 point

There is no such thing

Accepting Māori suffer discrimination

Open to discussion about racism

Feeling uncomfortable discussing uncomfortable topics

Other:

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What is the impact on Māori if "whiteness is seen as "neutral and normal". " (Racism and White Defensiveness in Aotearoa. A Pākehā Perspective by Max Harris | Jun 10, 2018).

1 point

Discrimination will become more visible

Māori have a platform in which to challenge bias

These norms will continue to frame Maori as weak, dependent and inferior

Pākehā will have a safe environment in which to discuss privilege

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Which of the following have contributed to Māori suspicion of researchers?

1 point

Research has been used to devalue participants without development of solutions or strategies

Often highlights negative statistics and identifies what is already known

Contributes to public suspicion and stereotyping

All of the above

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Which of the following two statements best supports a Kaupapa Māori approach to research?

2 points

Centralizes Maori concerns

Mutual benefits

Collaboration with Māori

Validates Māori knowledge, Māori ways of knowing and researching

Clear selection

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