<p>The T&#363; Mai Rongo&#257; symposium held in June 2022 by Whakauae Research in partnership with Te K&#257;hui Rongo&#257;, ACC, Manat&#363; Hauora Ministry of Health and Te Aka Whai Ora, was an important time for wh&#257;nau, healers, medical practitioners and others from the community to come together to k&#333;rero about the importance of Rongo&#257; in Aotearoa.</p>

<p><img alt="Rangatahi talk Rongo?" src="/uploads/images/Te-Ao-Rauropi-Rangatahi-Rongoa-2.jpg" style="height:488px; width:650px" /></p>

<p>One of the many groups who engaged with the symposium on that day was a r&#333;p&#363; of rangatahi from Whanganui, who had a range of questions about the meaning and function of Rongo&#257; within their own lives. Their p&#257;tai and the response from Rongo&#257; practitioner Donna Kerridge, has been presented in this infographic, which reflects the important space that we need to hold for this generation, who want to be part of the Rongo&#257; journey.</p>

<p><a href="/uploads/files/V3%20Te%20Ao%20Rauropi%20Rangatahi%20and%20Rongoa%20Info.pdf" target="_blank">You can view and download a pdf of the infographic here.</a></p>

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