As part of our kaupapa rangatahi methodology, Generation Kāinga is considering how we disseminate research differently so that it is accessible and interesting for rangatahi and their whānau.

Te Kawenata o ngā rākau Turuturu.

We collaboratively work together to weave the linings of our tukutuku panels that will proudly adorn our whare.

In February 2024, Margaret Haltom, a PhD student from MIT, Massachusetts spent a month with the Gen K team at Pūrangakura.

Dr Annie Te One and Associate Professor Shiloh Groot held two training days on Tuesday 26 March and Thursday 2 May 2024 for the rangatahi researchers and partners who will be undertaking interviews.

Our political voice as Gen K has become an important aspect of the research project and we have been actively engaging in political kaupapa.

Over 2024 and 2025 the Gen K research team will visit each of our six partner organisations who are located across Aotearoa.

In December 2023, several members of the Gen K team attended the SOAC conference in Pōneke.