The Journal of Indigenous Wellbeing is a peer-reviewed, open-access, scholarly online journal that shares multi-disciplinary indigenous knowledge and research experience amongst indigenous health professionals, leaders, researchers and community members. The journal publishes original, informative and scholarly articles on the broadly defined topic of indigenous wellbeing. Serving as a forum for the clarification and exchange of ideas, the journal features articles on projects that make a significant impact on our understanding of indigenous wellbeing (see more).
Volume 8, Issue 1
E ngā iwi taketake, he mihi tēnei ki a koutou,
Edition Eight of the Journal of Indigenous Wellbeing Te Mauri-Pimatisiwin reclaims the original intention to enable expression of authentic Indigenous voices freely accessible to Indigenous peoples worldwide. With guidance from the Journal Editorial Board, this refreshed journal is presented in three categories.
- The first category prioritises the voices of lived experience through reflections and essays.
- The second category presents scholarly -Indigenous voices in an array of interesting professional and academic articles.
- The final category reintroduces Mahi Toi- the crafting of mātauranga (knowledge) into artistic form. This more expansive and inclusive section allows for a fuller range of indigenous knowledge and expression to be heard that is often excluded from academic
writings.
