TEU LE VA - Relationships across research and policy in Pasifika education A collective approach to knowledge generation & policy development for action towards Pasifika education success

Airini · Melani Anae · Karlo Mila‐Schaaf

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Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights Island Studies and Pacific Affairs Indigenous and Place-Based Education

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By drawing on community knowledge, research, and focus group data Teu le Va is about bringing researchers and policy makers together within a shared agenda and common processes to help improve education outcomes for and with Pasifika learners.

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