<p><strong>Boulton, A.</strong>, &amp; Oosterman, J. (2020, August 21).&nbsp;<strong>Wh&#257;nau Ora: Policy and Practice</strong>&nbsp;- Dr Amohia Boulton in conversation with Jonathan Oosterman [Video]. Recorded for SPOL 203: Social Policy in times of crisis and change, Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington.</p>

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<p><em>&ldquo;If you walk alongside wh&#257;nau and you are there to support wh&#257;nau and allow wh&#257;nau to determine their own destiny, magical things, amazing things can happen and that is all for the benefit of this country as a whole.&rdquo;</em></p>

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<p>While in many ways the potential of Wh&#257;nau Ora is yet to be realised, for M&#257;ori - M&#257;ori communities and M&#257;ori wh&#257;nau &ndash; Wh&#257;nau Ora still represents the policy approach that has the most potential to capture aspirational M&#257;ori wellbeing. This video explores the promise and challenge of Wh&#257;nau Ora as a policy, philosophy, model of practice and outcomes framework twenty years on from the original inception of Wh&#257;nau Ora. The video was originally recorded for Jonathan Oosterman&rsquo;s class SPOL 203: Social policy in times of crisis and change; Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington (2020)</p>
