A poemfor indigenous Australian singer Emma Donovan

Ranigmarie and the sound of te reo in her mouth

Ataria explores identity, colonisation and whakapapa in a collection of three poems

Rmt-Wi shares why the darkness, the judgement, the colonisation, the broken promises and the anger does not change who she is

Don’t want to be a housewife? Don’t like cleaning, ironing, shopping? Have your guilt revoked here

When I was 18, I wrote about what kind of relationship I wanted. I still re-visit that old blog post, and I find that I still want the same things

An introduction to Irihipeti, her writing and her first article for Awa Wahine

Realise your personal potential through Te Kore by Hana Tapiata

Sioness, the Aotearoa born Ghanaian creator, vocalist and communicator writes for Awa Wahine

So I’m newly single and I’m often asked, are you ready to date? Here is my official response

Every month I am reminded - I am a Goddess, a crusader with a crimson cape

A love letter from a manuhiri to tangata whenua

Hineahuone by Hana Tapiata

Grappling with the space between two worlds - te ao Māori and te ao Pākehā

A love poem to the our bodies by Maisy

Kahu on the intersection of being Māori and Pākeha in Aotearoa

Trinity sending a message to every wahine. You. Are. Powerful

When accepting your own hair is an act of political resistance

A muse on the lost things in life by Bex

What is privilege and how does it allow us to denigrate others in the name of “free speech?”