RANGATAHI
Te Uru Maire is the Māoriland strategy for growing rangatahi as leaders.
At the heart of Te Uru Maire is the belief that storytelling is a form of leadership. Rangatahi Māori are natural storytellers. Māoriland empowers them to be story leaders, creating the narratives of their communities and forging pathways into global industries through film, technology, and art.
Māoriland tech creative hub
Māoriland empowers rangatahi to become the next generation of story leaders, creatives, and entrepreneurs. Through film, arts, and technology, we equip Māori youth with the skills to tell their stories and connect with Indigenous storytellers globally.
E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Challenge
The E Tū Whānau Rangatahi Film Challenge celebrates the voices of rangatahi Māori by supporting you to share your stories on screen—whether you’re an experienced filmmaker or just starting out, Māoriland is here to help bring your perspective to life.
NGĀ PAKIAKA
Ngā Pakiaka are the rangatahi leadership group of Māoriland Charitable Trust
THEY FACILITATE WORKSHOPS, PROGRAM THE MĀORILAND RANGATAHI FILM FESTIVAL AND MAKE FILMS
THROUGH OUR LENS
TE URU MAIRE
Gives voice to our rangatahi and support their aspirations to understand and participate in the community.
Provides a nurturing supportive tangible pathway into future high-value work.
Creates employment opportunities for rangatahi and their whānau through the activities of the Māoriland Charitable Trust.
Shows rangatahi that they can live globally connected lives from within their own communities.
Connects Iwi Taketake globally through screen storytelling.