Conferences

2020 Conference videos

View IIRC20 video presentations here - for registered Delegates only
Presenters have worked hard to prepare their pre-recorded videos and we are grateful for the tremendous effort.

To have the best participation experience as a session attendee, we encourage you watch the pre-recorded videos of the presenters you wish to engage with during the live facilitated discussion sessions at the conference, 18 – 20 November 2020.

The videos are around 10 minutes long and they lay the foundation for the live facilitated discussion sessions, where the presenters in the video become your discussants, allowing for plenty of interaction between discussants and session attendees.

These video are password protected on this Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga Media Centre: Please click here to access. You will be able to use the search feature to find any presentation you wish to view. Once you click on a video to watch, the video player will ask you for a password, that has been provided in the email from IIRC20 (iirc20@auckland.ac.nz).

3MT: Jessica Gerbic (Ngāti Pūkenga, Ngāti Pikiao) 2018 Conference	3MT: Rachel Cocker Hopkins (Kiowa Tribe, Samoa) 2018 Conference	3MT: Tepora Pukepuke (Whakatōhea, Ngāi Tūhoe) 2018 Conference
3MT: Atakohu Middleton (Ngāti Māhanga) 2018 Conference	3MT: Alehandrea Manuel (Ngāti Porou) 2018 Conference	3MT: Channell Thoms (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāi Tūhoe) 2018 Conference
3MT: Hana Burgess (Ngāpuhi, Te Ātihaunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) 2018 Conference	'Aulani Wilhelm (Hawaiian) - Indigeneity in a Changing Climate 2018 Conference	Dr Marie Delorme - Indigenous Economic Empowerment: The Bridge to a Prosperous Future 2018 Conference
Maree Sheehan - Inanahi, Ināianei me Āpōpō 2018 Conference	Professor Poia Rewi: Te Rangakura Mātauranga Māori – he āputa, he ango, he houru 2018 Conference	Hon Kelvin Davis - Ministerial address on ‘Indigenous Futures’ 2018 Conference
Professor Charles Menzies - Seeing our world in 16:9 aspect ratio: an Indigenous film journey 2018 Conference	Sir Tīpene O'Regan - The survival of Indigenous Identity – Why bother? 2018 Conference	2018 International Indigenous Research Conference 2018 Conference

2016 Conference

PROFESSOR KYLE POWYS WHYTE (Potawatomi) PROFESSOR KYLE POWYS WHYTE (Potawatomi) 2016 Conference	Patrick Kelly Patrick Kelly 2016 Conference	DR DONNA DEGENNARO DR DONNA DEGENNARO 2016 Conference
Justice Joe Williams Justice Joe Williams 2016 Conference	Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith 2016 Conference	Professor Sir Mason Durie Professor Sir Mason Durie 2016 Conference

2014 Conference

Researching across Indigenous contexts Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith 2014 Conference	Indigenous Knowledge Research and Teaching: Professor Marie Battiste 2014 Conference	A New Paradigm: The Economy of Indigenous Nations Alan R. Parker 2014 Conference
Why Context Matters: Associate Professor Harald Gaski 2014 Conference	Isht Ahalaya: Transcending Historical Trauma with Loving Responsibility Professor Karina Walters 2014 Conference	Contemporary Colonialism and the Crises of Dependency Professor Gerald Taiaiake Alfred 2014 Conference
International Conference Opening Keynote: Dr. Kamana’opono Crabbe Dr. Kamana’opono Crabbe 2014 Conference	Conference Opening Address Associate Professor Tracey McIntosh 2014 Conference	Transformation across the Māori research and development sector Honourable Dr Pita Sharples 2014 Conference

2012 Conference

Guardians and Gold Diggers Aroha Mead 2012 Conference	Ka Wai Ola: Realizing a Healthy and Vibrant Kānaka ‘Ōiwi World Associate Professor Keaweʻaimoku Kaholokula 2012 Conference	Enhancing Indigenous Distinctiveness through Research Associate Professor Jelena Porsanger 2012 Conference
Indigenous wellbeing as aesthetic ethical acts Associate Professor Troy A. Richardson 2012 Conference	Professor Charles Royal Opening Address: Towards a Manifesto for Indigenous Development Te Ahukaramū Charles Royal 2012 Conference

2010 Conference

Opening Address - Dr Pita Sharples Hon. Dr Pita Sharples 2010 Conference	The Politics of Being Indigenous Senator Clayton Hee 2010 Conference	Power, law and the privileging of difference Moana Jackson 2010 Conference
Gidawekaamin Bakaanizi Professor John Borrows 2010 Conference	Indigenous Environmental Studies Professor Dan Longboat 2010 Conference	Helping Indigenous Students to Finish Higher Education Dr Bateer Chen 2010 Conference
Dialectic Engagement in a Multicultural Society Manickam Casimir (MC) Raj 2010 Conference	Indigenous Peoples in Bolivia Mayra Gomez 2010 Conference	The United Nations Declarations on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Professor Federico Lenzerini 2010 Conference
It's not about Race it's about Rights Associate Professor Ann Sullivan 2010 Conference	Tāne nui ā Rangi Professor Ngāhuia Te Awekōtuku 2010 Conference	Legal Traditions and Indigenous Knowledge Professor Larissa Behrendt 2010 Conference

2008 Conference

Conference Highlights 2008 2008 Conference	Opening Address - Professor Linda Tuwhiwai Smith Professor Linda Tuwhiwai Smith 2008 Conference	Tālanga: the Tongan common people's critical talk in Aotearoa Dr Linitā Manu'atu, Lita Foliaki, Sioni Tu'itahi, James Manisela Prescott 2008 Conference
The Ngāti Kahungunu Violence-free Iwi Strategy Mereana Pitman 2008 Conference	Closing address - Professor Michael Walker Professor Michael Walker 2008 Conference	Restoring the nation, removing the constancy of terror Moana Jackson 2008 Conference
Harvesting peace from a field of conflict Patricio Dominquez 2008 Conference	The Great Healing Father Paul Ojibway 2008 Conference	Working hard to make stubborn issues peaceful Sir Paul Reeves 2008 Conference
Te Whānau Awhina Dr Pita Sharples 2008 Conference	A Jade Door Dr Robert Joseph 2008 Conference	'Indigenes in dialogue' Dr Tamasailau Sua'ali'i-Sauni 2008 Conference
Family violence prevention in Northland Di Grennell 2008 Conference	Te Miringa Hohaia Te Miringa Hohaia 2008 Conference	Passive resistance at Takaparawhau, Bastion Point Grant Hawke 2008 Conference
Tikanga Māori House: managing reconciliation Professor Whatarangi Winiata 2008 Conference	Non-violent resistance at Parihaka in the 1880s Dr Huirangi Waikerepuru 2008 Conference	Law-full women Dr Irene Watson 2008 Conference
Preventing the effects of the 'colonial dome of thinking' Jim Everett 2008 Conference	E nānā i ka hoa kanaka o kipa hewa ke aloha i ka 'īlio Dr Laiana Wong 2008 Conference

2006 Conference

The Well-being of Māori Communities Dr Diery Seck 2006 Conference	Indicators of human and ecosystem Dr Holly Dublin 2006 Conference	Indigenous Perspectives in Survey Research Professor Karina Walters 2006 Conference
Opening Address - Professor Linda Smith Professor Linda Smith 2006 Conference	The Indigenous Medical Heritage of Mexico Dr Silvia Marcos 2006 Conference	International Indigenous Rights and Māori Indigenous Indicators Victoria Corpuz 2006 Conference

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Conferences

2020 Conference videos

Indigenous climate justice: from decarbonisation to decolonisation and relational restoration

Day Two Keynote: The connections between cultural knowledge and science

Day One Keynote: The Global Importance of a "Gathering of Indigenous Minds"

Day Three Keynote: The Impact of Covid-19 on Indigenous Communities

3MT: Jessica Gerbic (Ngāti Pūkenga, Ngāti Pikiao)

3MT: Rachel Cocker Hopkins (Kiowa Tribe, Samoa)

3MT: Tepora Pukepuke (Whakatōhea, Ngāi Tūhoe)

3MT: Atakohu Middleton (Ngāti Māhanga)

3MT: Alehandrea Manuel (Ngāti Porou)

3MT: Channell Thoms (Ngāi Tahu, Ngāi Tūhoe)

3MT: Hana Burgess (Ngāpuhi, Te Ātihaunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Tūwharetoa)

'Aulani Wilhelm (Hawaiian) - Indigeneity in a Changing Climate

Dr Marie Delorme - Indigenous Economic Empowerment: The Bridge to a Prosperous Future

Maree Sheehan - Inanahi, Ināianei me Āpōpō

Professor Poia Rewi: Te Rangakura Mātauranga Māori – he āputa, he ango, he houru

Hon Kelvin Davis - Ministerial address on ‘Indigenous Futures’

Professor Charles Menzies - Seeing our world in 16:9 aspect ratio: an Indigenous film journey

Sir Tīpene O'Regan - The survival of Indigenous Identity – Why bother?

2018 International Indigenous Research Conference

PROFESSOR KYLE POWYS WHYTE (Potawatomi)

Patrick Kelly

DR DONNA DEGENNARO

Justice Joe Williams

Professor Linda Tuhiwai Smith

Professor Sir Mason Durie

Researching across Indigenous contexts

Indigenous Knowledge Research and Teaching:

A New Paradigm: The Economy of Indigenous Nations

Why Context Matters:

Isht Ahalaya: Transcending Historical Trauma with Loving Responsibility

Contemporary Colonialism and the Crises of Dependency

International Conference Opening Keynote: Dr. Kamana’opono Crabbe

Conference Opening Address

Transformation across the Māori research and development sector

Guardians and Gold Diggers

Ka Wai Ola: Realizing a Healthy and Vibrant Kānaka ‘Ōiwi World

Enhancing Indigenous Distinctiveness through Research

Indigenous wellbeing as aesthetic ethical acts

Professor Charles Royal Opening Address: Towards a Manifesto for Indigenous Development

Opening Address - Dr Pita Sharples

The Politics of Being Indigenous

Power, law and the privileging of difference

Gidawekaamin Bakaanizi

Indigenous Environmental Studies

Helping Indigenous Students to Finish Higher Education

Dialectic Engagement in a Multicultural Society

Indigenous Peoples in Bolivia

The United Nations Declarations on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

It's not about Race it's about Rights

Tāne nui ā Rangi

Legal Traditions and Indigenous Knowledge

Conference Highlights 2008

Opening Address - Professor Linda Tuwhiwai Smith

Tālanga: the Tongan common people's critical talk in Aotearoa

The Ngāti Kahungunu Violence-free Iwi Strategy

Closing address - Professor Michael Walker

Restoring the nation, removing the constancy of terror

Harvesting peace from a field of conflict

The Great Healing

Working hard to make stubborn issues peaceful

Te Whānau Awhina

A Jade Door

'Indigenes in dialogue'

Family violence prevention in Northland

Te Miringa Hohaia

Passive resistance at Takaparawhau, Bastion Point

Tikanga Māori House: managing reconciliation

Non-violent resistance at Parihaka in the 1880s

Law-full women

Preventing the effects of the 'colonial dome of thinking'

E nānā i ka hoa kanaka o kipa hewa ke aloha i ka 'īlio

The Well-being of Māori Communities

Indicators of human and ecosystem

Indigenous Perspectives in Survey Research

Opening Address - Professor Linda Smith

The Indigenous Medical Heritage of Mexico

International Indigenous Rights and Māori Indigenous Indicators