#tautoko

[mucking-faori]

I fucking despise how even among "progressive" kiwis, there's this weird fetishistic fascination with maori culture. Maori just existing have to be symbols of struggle and protest and spiritual guides to every goddamn cracker around them. You let slip that you're fluent at work and suddenly you have to be everyone's reo teacher. You have to do karakia at meetings so they feel like they're inclusive despite having one maori on payroll they constantly single out, lead all their cultural education, be a constant opportunity for them to prove how understanding they are. My brother can't do a haka tautoko for his friend without it being filmed and reposted without his consent so people who are afraid to actually talk to brown skinned men can comment they got goosebumps. Every tv show has one or two maori characters whose every arc is based entirely around their race. I do think things are improving and to an extent I'm glad people get to see real maori culture more but... just let us live our fucking lives.

[syrupgirl]

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[tautokomai]

Understanding the Vital Role of Sexual Harm Support Services

Sexual harm is a deeply traumatic experience that can leave lasting impacts on individuals and their communities. In the Bay of Plenty, Tautoko Mai stands as a crucial lifeline for those affected by sexual assault, offering round-the-clock support for adults, teenagers, and children. Their services are designed not just to address immediate needs but to foster long-term healing and prevention. sexually assaulted hamilton

At its core, Tautoko Mai is dedicated to providing a safe and confidential space where survivors can seek help without fear of judgment. This approach is vital, as it allows individuals to begin the healing process at their own pace. The 24-hour support line is a testament to their commitment, ensuring that no one has to navigate the aftermath of sexual harm alone, no matter the time of day. sexual abuse helpline

The organization’s mission extends beyond immediate crisis support. They also focus on education and prevention, recognizing that addressing sexual harm requires a multifaceted approach. By engaging in community education, Tautoko Mai aims to raise awareness about sexual harm, challenge harmful norms, and promote a culture of respect and safety. Their educational initiatives are crucial in equipping individuals and communities with the knowledge needed to prevent sexual harm and support survivors effectively. have I been assaulted

Moreover, Tautoko Mai’s emphasis on holistic wellbeing highlights their understanding that recovery from sexual harm involves more than just addressing the immediate psychological impact. Their services encompass a range of support options, including counseling and advocacy, tailored to meet the diverse needs of those they assist. This comprehensive approach helps survivors rebuild their lives and regain a sense of control and empowerment. ptsd sexual abuse

In summary, Tautoko Mai’s work is a beacon of hope for many in the Bay of Plenty. Their unwavering dedication to supporting survivors, combined with their proactive stance on education and prevention, plays a critical role in fostering a safer and more compassionate community. By providing essential services and advocating for change, Tautoko Mai helps pave the way for healing and resilience in the face of sexual harm.

[christianpureofficial]

New Zealand Church’s safeguarding efforts praised, but report highlights need for action

St. Joseph’s Cathedral in Dunedin, New Zealand. / Credit: James Dignan via Wikimedia (CC BY-SA 3.0) CNA Newsroom, Aug 16, 2024 / 12:12 pm (CNA). An independent assessment of Catholic safeguarding protocols in New Zealand has highlighted significant progress in many areas while also pointing to the need for further improvements, according to a report released Thursday by Te Rōpū Tautoko, the…

[akaranababy]

Tautoko Baby Carrier is made of soft fabrics that wrap around the chest comfortably. It was designed for holding an infant close to the torso and allow you to keep your hands free as you go about your everyday tasks. #akarananz #babycarrier #babycarriers (at New Zealand) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpJV7T0vhHi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[toiariki]

MARAMATAKA EXHIBITION Come and enjoy the evening out to tautoko and view mahi I’ve been working on the past two years, situated in the Wallis Gallery here in Rotorua @theartsvillage Thursday 2nd February 5:30pm. “This body of work pertaining to the Maramataka I have been working on over the past two years. It’s main tuapapa (foundational knowledge) comes from Wananga Atua Maori and observations on how our Marama affects our living environment constantly in correlation to these Atua, ultimately having huge effects on us as people, emotionally, mentally, physically and spiritually.” ‘Toi-ariki, te Toi-uru-tapu, te Toi-uru-rangi, te Toi-uru-roa’ ‘Art of the Gods, all sacredness, heavenly origin, all embracing-creation’ MauriToi Mauriora 💚 (at The Arts Village) https://www.instagram.com/p/CninhH6pHAw/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mrj9200]

Why I agreed with the MIQ Voucher System

The point of view expressed by @openmindedkiwi is flawed and here is why. On the 21st of March 2020 New Zealand moved into alert level 4 and the whole country was made to self isolate for the first time ever, prior to moving to level four the country's borders were shut to citizens and permanent residents. On the 9th April of the same year, the New Zealand government  required everyone entering New Zealand to enter a managed isolation hotel to isolate for their first fourteen days upon arrival to limit the spread of community transmission. From the 3rd of November 2021, everyone travelling to New Zealand was required to have their managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ)   vouchers before entering the country to secure their place. The struggle of managed isolation was one that was felt by many families worldwide, the frustration of not making the draw or not being able to get enough space for all members of one family at the same time but never once were the New Zealand borders shut to its citizens or permanent residents. Although the MIQ lottery left lots of people struggling to get a spot and return to New Zealand when they wanted to, it came into place 226 days after New Zealand went into lockdown for the first time. I find it ironic that the user who posted this tweet calls themselves “openmindedkiwi” and narrates themself as anything but in their tweet. ‘Being a kiwi’ meant everything when it came to the New Zealand border and the use of MIQ’s. Being a kiwi meant that from the 9th of April to the 3rd of November you had the opportunity to have a free managed isolation stay while you completed your quarantine before entering New Zealand. Being a Kiwi meant that even if you had chosen to leave the country for somewhere else you always had the ability to come home where we were managing the pandemic far greater than other Nations. Being a kiwi meant that you were part of a group that got to escape covid when we were one of the few places who could go out without restrictions because we had done everything we could to limit the spread of community transmission. Every citizen and permanent resident of New Zealand had almost a year to come home when it suited them, if they weren't capable of flying home when the virus first arose there were months afterwards before the MIQ ballot came into place. Everyone had an opportunity to come home without having to rely on luck to get you here and that opportunity was solely based on the fact that you were a kiwi. Everyone in New Zealand at the time sacrificed something to get the freedom that we had so much earlier than the rest of the world because we were being kiwis and doing what was the right thing for all our friends, families and neighbours who were also able to call themselves kiwis. It is because of the sacrifices that all New Zealanders living in New Zealand at the time were making that people were able to return home like they did because that's what being a kiwis is all about, making sacrifices for the ones in your community. Posts and comments like this take away from the manaakitanga and tautoko our communities strengthened themselves off of to get through the struggle that lockdowns actually were on everyone whether or not they were based in the country at the time. Being a kiwi meant that you had the ability to complain about issues like waiting for a spot to get home because you waited that couple months later to leave whatever country you were residing in to enter New Zealand. It was the effort of a team of 5 million that put us in a position where not only were we able to have the freedoms we could at such an early stage in the position but also to put our returnees into MIQ’s so they could isolate for the safety of themselves and our wider communities.

[palm780]

Kua whakamahi nga kaiwhaiwhai i te BYOVD

Kua whakamahi nga kaiwhaiwhai i te BYOVD mo te tekau tau neke atu. Ko tetahi malware e kiia nei ko Slingshot kei te whakamahi i tenei whakaraeraetanga mai i te tau 2012. I roto i etahi atu malwares i whakamahi i tenei pepeha, ka taea e matou te whakahua InvisiMole, LoJax me RobinHood.

I roto i nga tau e rua kua pahure ake nei, kua kite matou i nga whakaeke BYOVD hou, ko tetahi o enei i mahia i te mutunga o tera tau me te tautoko a te roopu Raharuhi. He mea tika kia whakahuahia ko tenei roopu kei te tautokohia e te kawanatanga o Te Tai Tokerau. Kua whakamahia e Raharuhi nga whakaraeraetanga i roto i nga taraiwa haua ki te aro ki windows tetahi kaimahi o tetahi kamupene aerospace i Netherlands me tetahi kairīpoata tōrangapū i Belgium.

I tetahi atu whakaeke, ka whakamahia e te hunga hara ipurangi te whakaraeraetanga BYOVD ki te whakauru me te whakamahi i tetahi taraiwa kei roto te bug i roto i te Micro-Star's MSI AfterBurner 4.6.2.15658. Ka whakamahia tenei taputapu ki te overclock i nga whakairoiro kua whakamahia nuitia, kua whakamahia e nga kaiwhaiwhai ki te whakauru i te BlackByet ransomware.

I te marama o Hūrae, i whai hua tetahi atu roopu ransomware ki tetahi taraiwa anti-spoofing tawhito e whakamahia ana e te keemu rongonui rongonui a Genshin Impact ki te whakahaere i nga waehere kua pangia me te whakauru i te Matapihi ma te whakauru mhyprot2.sys.

I tera marama, ko tetahi atu roopu o nga kaiwhaiwhai e pa ana ki te AvosLocker ransomware i whakamahi i te whakaraerae Avast anti-rootkit atekōkiri aswarpot.sys ki te karo i te tukanga matawai huaketo. I te nuinga o te waa, me whakahuahia ko te maha o nga whakaeke BYOVD e whai ana i te tipu haere.

[relationstoday]

Mates and Dates: Funding cut for consent and healthy relationship programme

Mates and Dates: Funding cut for consent and healthy relationship programme

Tautoko Mai Sexual Harm Support chief executive Blair Gilbert. Photo / Emma Houpt A decision to stop funding a programme teaching teens about consent and healthy relationships has been described as a “disservice to our young people” by a sexual harm support service leader. The chief executive of Bay organisation Tautoko Mai said the move would “cut a key pillar” of sexual harm prevention at a…

[gystforkickz]

@shoepulse reached to me to create something special to support @cancersocietynewzealand so kept it simple yet fun with the designs. #cancer #Angelusdirect #customshoes #customconverse #tautoko #lacego #shoepulse https://www.instagram.com/p/CcjKhappOd8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[awarenessofspace]

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[tautokomai]

Understanding the Impact of Sexual Abuse and How to Seek Support

Sexual abuse is a deeply traumatic experience that affects individuals in myriad ways. It encompasses various forms of non-consensual sexual activity, including physical contact, coercion, and exploitation. Understanding the nature of sexual abuse and its repercussions is essential for those affected, as well as for their support networks. It is crucial to recognize the signs of sexual abuse and the long-term psychological impact it can have, including conditions such as Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and the emotional aftermath of indecent assault. sexually assaulted hamilton

Sexual abuse can leave survivors grappling with intense feelings of shame, guilt, and confusion. These emotional responses often manifest as PTSD, a condition that involves persistent, distressing symptoms such as flashbacks, severe anxiety, and intrusive thoughts. PTSD can significantly impair a person’s daily functioning, making it challenging to engage in routine activities or maintain relationships. Recognizing these symptoms is the first step toward addressing and managing them. sexual abuse helpline

Indecent assault, a term frequently used within the context of sexual abuse, involves unwanted and inappropriate touching or sexual advances. The experience of indecent assault can be profoundly humiliating and distressing, leading survivors to experience a range of emotional and psychological effects similar to those of more overt forms of sexual abuse. have I been assaulted

Support for survivors is critical in the healing process. Organizations like Tautoko Mai offer vital resources and services, providing a 24/7 helpline for those seeking immediate and confidential assistance. Their support extends beyond immediate crisis intervention, offering long-term counseling and therapeutic services tailored to individual needs. By reaching out for help, survivors can access expert guidance and build a path toward recovery. ptsd sexual abuse

If you or someone you know is struggling with the effects of sexual abuse or indecent assault, it's important to seek help from trusted professionals. Support services can provide not only immediate relief but also ongoing care to aid in the healing journey. Remember, reaching out for support is a courageous step toward reclaiming control and finding solace.

[noreligionisgood]

Between 1950 and 2021, there were 1,680 allegations of abuse reported against diocesan clergy and members of Catholic religious orders or associations, according to data from Te Ropu Tautoko, a group coordinating between the commission — the highest form of investigation in New Zealand — and the Catholic Church.

The “sobering data” uncovered the scale of abuse within the Catholic Church, Katherine Anderson, a lawyer assisting the commission, said in a statement. “The research is startling, and the heartbreaking reality is that helpless and vulnerable children and adults sit behind these facts and figures.”

Accusations were levied against 14 percent of all diocesan clergy in New Zealand, according to the figures, many of them between the 1960s and the 1980s, with a majority of instances involving children at educational or residential facilities under the church’s supervision. Over half of all abuse reported involved sexual harm or other physical, emotional or psychological abuses. Others involved the failure to act on complaints.

Still, a support network for victims called the data the “tip of a huge iceberg.”

[tadpoledyke]

Tātua tautoko is the Māori word for strap-on, and it’s probbaly my favourite language to use in ref to my strap because tautoko literally translates to “support”. Like yes, this is my emotional support strap actually.

[euphorbic]

˚✧⁎⁺˳✧༚˚♥︎ Skuld blesses you with a fierce love for this new year! ♥︎˚༚✧˳⁺⁎✧˚

Happy 2020 from Skuld and me! Skuld would like to take this auspicious moment to remind you that no matter how lost you feel, you can find your way again. Sometimes it takes a little help and that’s okay! It’s okay to ask for help! After all, that’s what Skuld does: she helps guide lost and restless souls. But she urges you to get help on this side of mortality, because it’s much harder and more dangerous on her side.

To our Aotearoa (NZ) whanau, if you’re in crisis please use 0508 828 865 (0508 TAUTOKO). It’s a free call and it’s open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Or go to Suicide Crisis Helpline

You can also text 1737 to talk to a counselor.

Outside of New Zealand?

Wikipedia has a list of of crisis hotlines no matter what country you may be in. It’s okay to ask for help, that’s what these hotlines are for.

Go to Wikipedia crisis hotline page

[gystforkickz]

As part of @twitch_anz showcase for Te Wiki O Te Reo Maori been gifted a mean care package. Tee, beanie, tote bag, cup. Lessgo. Shout to @thunderxpunch for the mean artwork as well. #twitchanz #tewikiotereomāori #Maori #newzealand #tautoko https://www.instagram.com/p/CT3Kmm7Bg9H/?utm_medium=tumblr