INIHKD International Network of Indigenous Health Knowledge & Development

INIHKD International Network of Indigenous Health Knowledge & Development The conference will be held from 28 April to 2 May 2025 in Tamaya, Albuquerque, New Mexico. A pre-conference on 27 April 2025 will be dedicated to students.

The International Network for Indigenous Health Knowledge and Development (INIHKD) is an international shared waters alliance advancing health, healing, and knowledge sovereignty across nations. INIHKD is an international committee of esteemed Indigenous health and science scholars from New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Hawai'i, and Australia who seek to provide a vital platform to address c

ritical issues impacting Indigenous Communities across the globe. INIHKD and the University of Washington Indigenous Wellness Research Institute (IWRI) are hosting the 'Reclaiming Indigenous Ecologies of Love' [RIEL] Conference, which will focus on Health, Well-Being, Medicines, Environment, and Creative Practice. www.inihkd.com
www.iwri.org

04/29/2026

Dr. Michelle Johnson-Jennings and Dr. Tessa Evans-Campbell, IWRI Co-Executive Directors and INIHKD Committee Members, remind us of the incredible strengths our Indigenous communities possess; ancestral love that have been passed down, protected, and strengthened through generations.

Join them in Reclaiming Indigenous Ecologies of Love for Future Generations at INIHKD 2026 this November!

Abstract portal closes May 15�Early Bird registration closes June 30

Register before time runs out!
🔗 Link in bio or visit inihkd.com/registration

Introducing INIHKD 2026 Keynote Speaker Professor Kura Paul-Burke.Paul-Burke is a pioneering Māori marine restoration ec...
04/27/2026

Introducing INIHKD 2026 Keynote Speaker Professor Kura Paul-Burke.

Paul-Burke is a pioneering Māori marine restoration ecologist. Her intergenerational, quantitative research methods deliberately prioritise Māori environmental wisdom and practices with marine science to restore degraded mahinga kai-moana (marine food systems).

The ground-breaking success of her work is re-shaping marine science research and restoration for Māori, Science, Government entities and most importantly, our collective moana and mokopuna (grandchildren) of tomorrow.

🔗 Register for INIHKD 2026 today using the link in bio or at inihkd.com/registration

04/24/2026

Join us at INIHKD 2026! Secure your spot today by clicking the link in our bio or visiting INIHKD.com/registration. Don’t miss this important gathering!

🎥 🌟 Dr. Teina Rongo, Emile T Kairua, Nicolea Mateariki, Veronica Nicolls, Mama Annie Fisher, and granddaughters Melelani and Titama, along with Papa Temu Ngarima George.

Final call for abstracts! Our abstract submission portal will close May 15, so get yours in now before time runs out.🔗 S...
04/21/2026

Final call for abstracts! Our abstract submission portal will close May 15, so get yours in now before time runs out.

🔗 Submit your abstract at inihkd.com/abstracts
🔗 Register at inihkd.com/registration

Introducing our first keynote for INIHKD 2026, Dr. Teina Rongo. Rongo is the Chairperson and co-founder for environmenta...
04/20/2026

Introducing our first keynote for INIHKD 2026, Dr. Teina Rongo.

Rongo is the Chairperson and co-founder for environmental NGO, Kōrero o te `Ōrau, based on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands.

His area of research focuses on coral reef ecology, ciguatera poisoning, and climate change. His field of study has cultivated his passion for improving the well-being of indigenous Cook Islanders and their environment.

04/16/2026

If not us, then who? If not now, then when? INIHKD’s Global Indigenous Student Network is calling on YOU.

Find your people. Share your voice. Be part of something bigger! Register for INIHKD 2026 today.

🔗 Join the network at INIHKD.com/students

04/15/2026

Kia Orana! Here are 5 simple phrases to help you get around when you come to Rarotonga this November for INIHKD 2026, taught by Korero O Te Orau’s Nicolea Mateariki.

04/04/2026

Stan Wolfgramm, Te Ara CIMCE Founder and Pasifika storyteller, welcomes you to Rarotonga, Cook Islands for INIHKD 2026: Reclaiming Indigenous Ecologies of Love.

Come visit him at Te Ara, the Cook Islands Museum of Cultural Enterprise where you can truly understand the history and spirit of the Cook Islands and support 100% locally made products.

Join us for INIHKD 2026: Reclaiming Indigenous Ecologies of Love in Rarotonga this 9-13 November before spots run out!

Register now using the link in bio or at inihkd.com

Learn more about Te Ara CIMCE tearacimce.com

04/01/2026

It’s about the waters that connect us, not the waters that divide us.

That’s why we are gathering here, in Rarotonga.

INIHKD 2026: RIEL for Future Generations is happening 9-13 November. Spots are limited!

Register now using the link in bio or at INIHKD.com

03/30/2026

Reclaiming Indigenous Ecologies of Love means daring to imagine a world beyond trauma.

In this keynote from INIHKD 2025, Distinguished Professor Linda Smith reflects on what is possible.

INIHKD 2026: RIEL for Future Generations is that space. Where we gather not just to remember, but to reimagine. To lead with strength. To move with care. To build futures grounded in connection.

Join us in Rarotonga, November 9–13.

Register via the link in bio or at inihkd.com

Here’s what to expect in Rarotonga at INIHKD 2026 🌺Spots are limited. Register now!Register using the link in bio or at ...
03/24/2026

Here’s what to expect in Rarotonga at INIHKD 2026 🌺

Spots are limited. Register now!

Register using the link in bio or at INIHKD.com

03/18/2026

From Rarotonga, this is your invitation. 🌺

INIHKD 2026 awaits. Register now using the link in bio or at INIHKD.com

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