Ko Hinerangi ahau
Hinerangi is from Ngāpuhi and Ngati Toa Rangatira iwi and resides in her ancestral rohe of Taiāmai which rises up and is surrounded by volcanic cones between the Hokianga in the west and Pewhairangi (Bay of Islands) in the east. She is a descendant of many signatories to He Whakapūtanga and Te Tiriti o Waitangi and is deeply committed to honouring and enlivening the understandings, agreements and aspirations her tupuna had for a better place and future for their descendants and also for those who were yet to arrive here and make this place their home.
Hinerangi is a highly sought after independent contractor. Although she works across a range of disciplines in the public, private and iwi/hapu sector, her primary interest and capability is working collaboratively in advisory, project conceptualising, development, management, delivery and monitoring.
Hinerangi shares her time equally between iwi, hapū and marae activities at home as well as activities, projects and events of national significance such as the development and delivery of the He Tohu exhibition, project managing the inaugural Putake o te Riri commemorations, the development of the international Tandanya Declaration (indigenous archivists) and the co-design of the national documentary heritage campus with mana whenua iwi in Pipitea, Wellington.
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