'ItРІР‚в„ўs an absolute privilege and honour to support Te Kura Kaupapa MР”Рѓori o Hoani Waititi Marae to drive a very important community kaupapa.

Rawiri Jansen and the team at the TР”Рѓmaki Vaccination CentreР’В this week so they can help with vaccination and post-vaccination observation. We are a diverse team representing a diverse student body who believeР’В Ira Dot is a great kaupapa to solidify the safety of students, staff, and our whР”Рѓnau.РІР‚СњР”Р„long with Andrea, Toni Vaughan - Taharangi - Director MР”Рѓori Success and Annette Pitovao - Director Student Success, were receiving training from Dr. РІР‚СљIra Dot is one of those spaces where tauira can feel uncertain to engage, therefore USCРІР‚в„ўs involvement ensures the barriers holding tauira back start to break, making it easier for them to access these incentives. Luke Orbell, a Unitec student council representative, says they fully support the kaupapa which involves students, especially supporting tauira in spaces where there is hesitancy or uncertainty. ItРІР‚в„ўs a real privilege for us to partner with them and have our own staff and students support the event in clinical and non-clinical roles.РІР‚Сњ

РІР‚СљUnitec are heavily involved with our secondary schools and the community in the West, so partnering with Hoani Waititi Marae makes sense for us. It is a message that certainly speaks to Unitec whР”Рѓnau, who are missing the connection of working, meeting and learning together on campus.Р”Р„s part of the West Auckland and wider whР”Рѓnau, Andrea Thumath, Director - Under 25s Success, says it is vital we support our community and contribute to keeping our current students safe. In the same interview, NgР”Рѓti WhР”Рѓtua OrР”Рѓkei chief executive Rangimarie Hunia said the meaning of Ira Dot went far beyond the physical and РІР‚Сљgoes straight to the heart of what matters most, being able to connect with one another again.РІР‚Сњ In an interview on Radio New Zealand, Pere said he wanted to find a way to change peopleРІР‚в„ўs perspectives by changing the kaupapa around vaccinations and came up with the concept of getting РІР‚ВdottedРІР‚в„ў.

The IRA.DOT campaign was conceived by MР”Рѓori musician Pere Wihongi and other rangatahi as a way to remove some of the fear and stigma people may have about getting vaccinated, especially our youth. Unitec current and former Р”Рѓkonga, as well as staff, will be assisting on-site at one of the five locations, the Te Kura Kaupapa MР”Рѓori o Hoani Waititi Marae in West Auckland. As summer beckons and Auckland inches towards the 90% protected mark, Unitec staff and students are enthusiastically supporting a rangatahi led campaign that encourages people to get РІР‚ВdottedРІР‚в„ў from Covid-19.

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