CITR Colloquium 2026: "Atawhai: What Matters to Whānau?"
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AUT's Centre for Interdisciplinary Trauma Research (CITR) supports and conducts trauma research that contributes to the health and wellbeing of people living in Aotearoa New Zealand. CITR sponsors regular research colloquia.
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The moemoeā of Atawhai is for primary healthcare to be a safe place where whānau and families can seek help for family violence, and where providers feel confident and capable to respond. This hui will share early reflections from the Atawhai research on what matters most to whānau when they are engaging with health care and violence is part of their lives.
Please direct all queries to the organisers at citr@aut.ac.nz.
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