Launch of Oceania EdHub Pacific Scholarship
Exciting news for the Pasifika community! 🌺 The Oceania EDHUB is set to launch on July 7th 2025, bringing innovative, accessible education to young individuals across the region.
USC Seminar: We Can Research Ourselves: For Pacific, By Pacific
"Unapologetically Pacific. Bold. Ancestral. Ours."
Griffith University Lightning Talk: Community-Based Collaborative Research
"Community-led. Culturally grounded. Game-changing. Dr Ruth Faleolo is redefining research — don’t miss it!"
Griffith University Seminar: Weaving New Pacific Futures: Pacific Pathways through Academia
"Pasifika scholars, powerful truths. Don’t miss this."
AAPS Conference panel: Pacific Destinies/Discourses in Pacific Research Leadership
🌺 Pacific-led, Pacific-driven research futures! At #AAPS25, @Fofonga_UoA and @PARC_Australia united to explore how Pacific researchers are reshaping leadership, ethics, and collaboration in research. Together, we’re forging new paths for us, by us. #PacificResearch #IndigenousVoices #Talanoa
Working to End Racial Oppression: WERO 2025 Conference presentation
Dr Ruth Faleolo, Dr Hilda Port, Dr Dion Enari at WERO to share their talk/korero: "Māori & Pasifika voices will be heard.
UQ ISSR Seminar: “We can research ourselves”
Honouring connection before content, PARC representatives Dr Inez Fainga’a-Manusione, Dr Ruth (Lute) Faleolo, and Associate Professor Dion Enari shared insights at UQ on Indigenous research excellence—highlighting Pacific-led methodologies, cultural frameworks, and the power of self-determined research rooted in tauhi vā and community.
PARC’s commitment to culturally responsive, Pacific-led inquiry that bridges spirituality, service, governance, and everyday leadership.
PARC’s commitment to culturally responsive, Pacific-led inquiry that bridges spirituality, service, governance, and everyday leadership.
•2024-2025 KEY ACTIVITIES/EVENTS: TIKs Conference—Griffith QLD (Spiritual foundation), Pacific Cultural Adoptions—Dept of Justice QLD (Service/Family Law foundation), Pasifika & Maori Health & Wellbeing Strategy Evaluation—QLD Health (Governance/Community foundation), Pacific Everyday Leadership (Cultural/Community foundation), Pasifika Spirituality & Religion—Harvard USA (Theology/Philosophy foundation), and more.
These key events—spanning local, national, and global settings—demonstrate the breadth and depth of PARC’s research work, grounded in Pacific knowledge systems. Whether engaging with communities in Queensland or presenting on global stages like Harvard, each event reflects PARC’s commitment to culturally responsive, Pacific-led inquiry that bridges spirituality, service, governance, and everyday leadership.