This is an initiative led by AATA, hosted by Bluwave and coordinated/chaired by AATA co-director Sala Pafitimai Dr Fa’asaulala Tagoilelagi-Leota. The aim is to ‘journey together’ or malaga faatasi, so that it works from a strength-based approach to avoid competitiveness. Thus, the five countries involved in showcasing development of Aoga Amata in their countries are: Samoa, Hawaii, San Fransico United School District (USA), Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. 

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Click link below to all the webinars thus far. See appendix 1 

Estella Rimoni from Tokelau Mataliki Akoga Kamata and afioga Tapuai Nunu Tipi & Meresereisa Aveau; teachers from Leataata o Tupulaga Aoga Amata in Auckland.  The ECE centres were involved in a project led by AATA, focussing on Epaepa (Tokelau baby mats) and Falapepe (Samoan baby mats).