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  • For M?ori in New Zealand, COVID-19 is remarkable in two particular ways First, we bet the odds for the first time in contemporary history Forecasts predicted that M?ori would have double the infection and mortality rates of non-M?ori However, as at June 2020, M?ori have a disproportionately lower infection rate than non-M?ori This is perhaps the only example in our contemporary history of the M?ori community having better social outcomes than non-M?ori Second is that attribution is due, perhaps not exclusively, but materially to a self-determination social movement within our Indigenous communities that the pandemic response unveiled and accelerated This article comments on this self-determination social movement, with a particular focus on how that movement has manifested within the South Island of New Zealand We specifically draw on the work of Te P?tahitanga o Te Waipounamu, the South Island Wh?nau Ora Commissioning Agency to illustrate our analysis
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  • AlterNative:_An_International_Journal_of_Indigenous_Peoples
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  • WHO
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  • An Indigenous self-determination social movement response to COVID-19
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  • #901738
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  • 2020

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