Promoting Cultural Identity as a Form of Health Promotion for New Zealand-Born Niue Men in Aotearoa (New Zealand)

Nosa, Vili; Fuavao, Kava; Puloka, Lisa; Ofanoa, Malakai; Percival, Teuila; Silva, Debra de

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-22174-3_12

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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-22174-3_12

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Promoting Cultural Identity as a Form of Health Promotion for New Zealand-Born Niue Men in Aotearoa (New Zealand)

Vili Nosa

Kava Fuavao²,

Lisa Puloka³

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Matalili-Aga Gahua: Development of the Matalili Framework as a Holistic Model for the Well-being of the Niue People

Togiamua,

Eruthayam,

Lau

2024

Asia Pac J Public Health

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Culturally appropriate research frameworks are needed for investigating Pacific well-being. This study expands on existing Pacific methodologies and presents a well-being research framework by studying the Niue community. Traditional storytelling or talanoa methodology, referred to as tala in the Niue context, was used to explore and understand the lived experiences of well-being from Niue elders. The elders described traditional activities and objects that are required to sustain well-being, as well as relationships with family, community, and the environment. Three interconnected principles that influence the well-being of the Niue people emerged from the tala, namely, Vahā Loto-Agaaga Ofania (Spirit of Care), Fakafetuiaga (Inclusive Relationship), and Fakamalolo (Empowerment). Using a Niue lens, the key three principles were developed into the Matalili-Aga Gahua (Matalili Wellbeing Framework), based on a circular woven pattern that is distinctive to the Niue culture. The principles of the Matalili Wellbeing Framework are proposed as a guide in future Niue-centered research.

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Matalili-Aga Gahua: Development of the Matalili Framework as a Holistic Model for the Well-being of the Niue People

Togiamua,

Eruthayam,

Lau

2024

Asia Pac J Public Health

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Promoting Cultural Identity as a Form of Health Promotion for New Zealand-Born Niue Men in Aotearoa (New Zealand)

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