Hēmi Kelly

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Hēmi Kelly (Ngāti Maniapoto, Ngāti Tahu-Ngāti Whāoa) is a lecturer on te reo Māori at Te Ara Poutama: Faculty of Māori & Indigenous Development at AUT, and a researcher in the areas of te reo Māori acquisition and revitalisation, Māori performing arts, Māori visual arts and tikanga Māori.

Maori te reo revitalisation language

Ka pānuitia e tētehi kaiako reo Māori a Killing Te Reo nā Paul Moon

I pānui a Hēmi Kelly, pūkenga reo Māori nō AUT i te pukapuka hou e whakatutū nei i te puehu nā te tohunga hītōria Pākehā, nā Paul Moon kia kore ai koe e mate ki te pānui. Ko te ingoa o te pukapuka ko Killing Te Reo Maori.

By Hēmi Kelly | 25th January, 2018

Maori te reo revitalisation language

A te reo Māori teacher reads Killing Te Reo Maori by Paul Moon

Te reo Māori teacher and fellow AUT lecturer Hēmi Kelly read the controversial new monograph by Pākehā historian Paul Moon, Killing Te Reo Maori: An Indigenous Language Facing Extinction, so you don’t have to.

By Hēmi Kelly | 25th January, 2018