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1st statistic about hospitalisation |
Seven times more young maori women and four times more maori children are hospitalized compared to pakeha |
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What is important about understanding the effects of family violence or whanau violence upon maori and nz society? |
It is important to understand the ways in which the maori culture has been influenced by westernisation, colonisation and urbanisation |
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Why are maori women and men increasingly overrepresented amongst victims and perpetrators of family violence? |
Colonisation- began with the signing of the treaty of waitangi could be described as a full scale attack upon traditional maori culture (kruger) |
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What happened with urbanization? |
The close knit groups of maori culture were influenced by western culture. Iwi, hapu, whanau began to disintegrate. More Maori moved to urban centers in search of jobs along with the promise of a better life. New societal norms were created such as the nuclear family |
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What should competent social workers focus on when working with maori dobbs and eruera 2014 |
Approach of Mauri ora. Which is a framework set in principles, values and cultural imperatives with the overall goal towards the wellbeing of whanau hapu and iwi. Maori working with maori. Becoming an ally and working with those who have been oppressed. 6 cultural imperatives. Whakapapa, tikanga which is maori beliefs and values protocols and engangemnt wairua relates to self awareness, tapu brings us to a state of our knowing. Mauri is levels of wellbeing. mana relating to external expression of achievement power and influence. |
