“Kia ora” | What it means to us
Tūraukawa Barlett, Changing Minds bi-cultural advisor and former Board member, shares his thoughts on what “Kia ora” means with the Changing Minds team.
Our belief, our mahi, is that Lived Experience is valuable – and we all have a role to play to connect with people and share those experiences about healing, compassion and wellbeing with the rest of the world.
Tūraukawa recorded a vlog for our whānau, to share his thoughts on what the greeting “Kia ora” means.
We are sharing it with you because it gives us all a moment to reflect on those two important words at the start of a conversation, a conversation where everyone has the opportunity to explore their relationships and connections.
And to change minds and attitudes by championing lived experience and wellbeing in the wider world.