Mātauraka
Education
We share our research as freely and widely as we can through written reports and articles, conference presentations, seminars and workshops, and through more informal opportunities for discussion. Some of these resources can be accessed below. Individually tailored evidence-based evaluation and education projects can be developed and delivered on request.
Disability education
DBI's education resources on disability rights, disabled-led and disability inclusive research.
Research Launch: Centering Wāhine Whaikaha, D/deaf and Disabled Women's Voice
This DBI research project is the first of its kind, where the experiences of wāhine whaikaha, D/deaf and disabled women, have been brought together with kaimahi from kaupapa Māori and mainstream family and sexual violence response sectors to explore how a twin track response might be operationalised in Aotearoa New Zealand. This research is presented by the DBI research team, funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand and is hosted by Whāriki o te Ara Oranga.
Webinar: Ka Mua, Ka Muri: The Power of Pūrakau in Guiding Practice
This webinar explores the storytelling and story gathering side of the Tell Me About You Project and how this empowered disabled people to tell their stories about their experiences in State care for the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care. This webinar is proudly presented by the Donald Beasley Institute and is hosted by Whāriki o te Ara Oranga.