This paper examines the ethnicity of academic scholars employed by New Zealand's eight
universities, with a particular focus on Pasifika academics. The paper discusses how …

Global inaction on climate change is leading many Pacific peoples towards a reality
separated from their ancestral lands. Yet, discussions of climate-related mobility often …

The experiences of Māori and Pacific postgraduate students in STEM (Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics) offer insights into how universities, particularly science …

For academics embarking on research with Pacific people for the benefit of Pacific
communities or issues, what is paramount is the need for Pacific methodologies to be …

This study investigates Māori (Indigenous people of New Zealand) and Pacific (people living
in New Zealand who identify with Pacific Islands heritage) student success in Psychology at …

The continued underserving of Māori and Pasifika communities by New Zealand universities
has resulted in the need to hold universities and the wider tertiary education system to …

Racialized stereoty** and derogatory (self-) labelling of Pasifika young peoples in
Australia as intellectually ungifted, unsophisticated and lazy impact greatly upon their sense …

Disrupting forms of exclusion in higher education requires culturally sustaining practices.
However, in some areas of higher education, the notion of culturally sustaining practice …

The purpose of this chapter is to critically deconstruct Whiteness in the health sector and the
approaches to diabetes diagnosis. There is existing bias in the clinical approaches to …

Pasifika women in the academy face many of the same challenges as other racialised
women working in universities. At the intersection of race and gender, we experience the …