This article presents our theoretical musings on practicing decolonization as Christian
Tongan academics, recorded and shared within our Australian collective during 2022-2023 …

Purpose Colonial epistemes distort ideologies through power structures and control,
perpetuating differences and the development of an inferior status. This study aims to serve …

This is an account of the ways that Tongan elders who engage in temporal migration across
the Tasman Sea, between Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand have helped to forge …

Our search for collective meaning-making across spaces and places as Tongan global
scholars carries intergenerational rhythms. This article is a diasporic collaboration between …

Tu Mau holds space for Pacific social workers to speak truth to power. Pacific social workers—
social workers who trace their ancestral roots to moana-nui-a-kiwa—often find themselves in …

Purpose This paper identifies the value of Indigenous processes in developing a reciprocal
working relationship between a Pasifika grass roots community organisation, Pasifika …

Pacific ontological and epistemological framings privilege the importance of conversation
and discussion. As such, Pacific and Indigenous histories were passed on through oral …

Oralities research has a central place in supporting sustainable education in the Oceania
region because this form of research has the potential to reveal what education does and …

The “state” of teacher education in Oceania reflects the changing geopolitical landscape that
regulates education and associated processes in the region. The professionalizing of …

How do dancers, drummers, and singers cultivate connections, collaborations, and co-
becoming through dance-making and staging African dances in higher education? This …