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EAP Newsletter – April 2019

April 12, 2019 kjm001

The EAP (Employee Assistance Programme) have released their newsletter for April 2019.  Highlights of this edition are:

  • Mental clutter and tips on how to declutter
  • Making 2019 resolutions stick
  • Reminder that EAP Services is here 24/7

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  1. Māpura means fire, flash or spark. 

    Delivered to your email inbox each fortnight Te Waka Pākākano | Office of the AVC Māori, Pacific and Equity will provide a small video clip called Māpura Māori – Reo Māori in a minute –  a short, informal pronunciation lesson to assist you with the correct pronunciation of some of our UC events, publications, programmes, places and spaces.

    Māpura Māori is designed to both spark your motivation and provide you with a better understanding of the meaning behind many of these names and phrases – so that you build your bicultural competence and confidence while giving reo a go!

    Kia iti te kupu, kia nui te whakaaro – capitalising on the micro-moments of opportunity that are available in our busy days, we have set ourselves a challenge – to provide you with a snippet of support via a video clip, in only 90 seconds or less. You will also find a link to an audio file so that you are able to click, listen, learn and let your ārero (tongue) practice the pronunciation in the privacy of your own home or office space.

    Kia kaha tatou ki te tū ki te tahi – kia kaha tō tatou reo Māori!

    Tū ki te tahi means to ‘stand as one’.

    Click below to listen and practice your pronunciation for “Tū ki te tahi”.

    http://blogs.canterbury.ac.nz/intercom/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2020/05/Tū-ki-te-tahi.m4a

    Tū ki te tahi is an excerpt taken from the Ngāi Tahu whakataukī: “Whakahaua tō iwi, kia tū ki te tahi” which translates to ‘encourage your people to stand as one’.

    In naming our staff pānui Tū ki te tahi, we acknowledge this fortnightly email as an opportunity for us all as UC whānau to engage and be empowered by the information shared so that we increase our knowledge on how to continue making a difference in our community, locally and globally – tangata tū, tangata ora.

    Māpura Māori – Reo Māori in a minute!

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