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Land Back: Visions and Realities Wānanga

With widespread private ownership of whenua that has been unjustly alienated from te iwi Māori, the vision of individuals and organisations returning land to hapū and iwi to help restore Tiriti relationships has gained traction among Tangata Tiriti. But the concrete realities of land restoration processes are often complex and can take many years. What can we learn from a range of recent and successful ‘land back’ projects? This wānanga brings together case studies of land repatriation from churches and community landowners to bring light to the range of ways that land return can occur in partnership with hapū and iwi. Through kōrero from those directly involved in the process of returning whenua, we’ll reflect on the challenges, the breakthroughs, and the deep spiritual and cultural significance of whenua restoration for Tangata Whenua and Tangata Tiriti alike. Organised by Tauiwi mō Matike Mai and Common Grace Aotearoa. NB: This event is aimed at spotlighting how Tangata Tiriti individuals and institutions can contribute to private land return to Māori, and acknowledges the many ways hapū and iwi are leading land back efforts using their own asset base, occupation and through negotiation with the Crown.