The Te Ara Poutama library guide contains an excellent set of resources on Kaupapa Māori and indigenous research methodologies.
The list of databases and journals is a great starting point for research.
Hei Hauhake Whakaaro - A resource for Kaupapa Māori researchers (Tōmaiora Māori Health Research Group, Auckland University)
Kaupapa Māori research and resources with a focus on hauora Māori.
Database recommendations
Hansard
Example
PsycINFO
Example: Search all concepts at the same time
Example: Search each concept or set of concepts individually and join together using the search history
Search the Tuwhera (AUT) and NZ Research repositories to locate theses and dissertations using a Kaupapa Māori approach.
Search the repositories:
NZ Research covers all NZ universities.
Search examples
Use quotation marks for phrases, e,g "kaupapa maori". This tells the database to search for both words together in the order written.
You can search in te reo Māori or a mix of English and Māori.
When searching more than one idea at a time, group similar keywords together in brackets
Look in the 'related subjects' field in the thesis record to identify new keywords. Click on a subject heading to explore other research tagged with the same keyword.
International theses and dissertations
Search International repositories for:
'Grey' literature:
Grey literature may be found in:
Google Advanced Search
Use Google Advanced Search to search for keywords:
Example: Search for "kaupapa maori" and "intergenerational trauma" across all websites with the domain .org.nz