Dr. Fiona Cram, a distinguished social psychologist, has dedicated her career to advancing kaupapa Māori research, evaluation, and education.
Hineroa Hakiaha RNZcmpN, MNSc, FNZCMHN
Hineroa Hakiaha RNZcmpN, MNSc, FNZCMHN
Hineroa’s professional contributions and leadership in the fields of mental health nursing, health education and Māori health leadership are exemplary.
Te Poa Karoro (Paul) Morgan
Te Poa Karoro (Paul) Morgan
Te Poa Karoro (Paul) Morgan is a modern Māori leader advancing his people into a more positive future carrying their history with them.
Tracey Potiki
Tracey Potiki
Tracey Potiki is an experienced project manager and a dedicated advocate for whānau experiencing alcohol and other drug (AOD) harm. Over the course of more than 20 years, she has tirelessly worked to bring about positive changes and influence better care pathways for whānau, hapū, and iwi.
Paora Messiah Te Hurihanganui
Paora Messiah Te Hurihanganui
Paora firmly believes in using traditional sites of significance as authentic connections for positive individual and collective transformation and Whakapapa as pathways to optimum health and well-being.
Tish Siaosi
Tish Siaosi
As a mental health nurse and health consultant, Tish Siaosi focuses on incorporating Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles into her well-being support.
Dr Tia Neha
Dr Tia Neha
PhD, MSc, MA, BA Hons, BSc, BEd
Hiraina McKenzie
Hiraina McKenzie
Hiraina’s legacy is one of transformative leadership, where equity is not a goal, but a lived, ethical responsibility. She continues to empower mana wāhine and uplift the next generation of Māori clinicians, knowing that whānau hold the solutions to their own wellbeing.
Mike King
Mike King
Mike King is a Māori leader in mental health.
Cindy Mokomoko
Cindy Mokomoko
Cindy Mokomoko is a transformative leader in Māori health and well-being, whose career spans decades of service to her community through innovative
