Dr Grace Hinepua Walker is a data scientist focusing on changing Indigenous narratives by producing data for Indigenous and minority groups as well as commercialising affordable diabetes management devices.
Charlizza Matehe
Charlizza Matehe
Charlizza Matehe utilises her creative and artistic abilities to facilitate challenging conversations around mental health with young people.
Dr Emerald Muriwai
Dr Emerald Muriwai
DClinPsy, MSc Psychology
Mataku-Ariki de Roo
Mataku-Ariki de Roo
Mataku-Ariki de Roo is passionate about creating kaupapa Māori spaces for people to share their experiences of mental health and suicide prevention and postvention.
Simone Ada
Simone Ada
Simone embraces this change as an opportunity to align her future career with her core values of equity, rangatiratanga, and service.
Waimarama Durie
Waimarama Durie
He uri whakaheke a Waimarama nō ngā kāwai whakapapa o Ngāti Kauwhata, o Rangitāne, o Tauranga Moana anō hoki.
Te Rukutia Tongaawhikau
Te Rukutia Tongaawhikau
Māmā of two girls, working full time and always focused on equity and better outcomes for our people.
Te Pūoho Kātene
Te Pūoho Kātene
Te Pūoho Kātene is an accomplished and influential Māori leader whose work bridges Indigenous knowledge, social impact, governance, and economic development to create transformative change for Māori communities.
Shaquille Graham
Shaquille Graham
Shaquille Graham is passionate about the health, well-being and hauora of Māori. He works to improve Aotearoa and tangata Māori through research into the well-being issues and inequalities that communities in Aotearoa face.
