Kāhui Anamata is built on the principle that cultural data is governed by the communities it comes from. Partnering with the kāhui means joining a structure that operationalises tino rangatiratanga, kaitiakitanga, and whanaungatanga. not as values on a wall, but as protocol in the database.
Email the partnership team. We'll set up a 30-minute conversation to understand what you're trying to do and whether the kāhui fits.
Discuss scope, kaitiaki requirements, data sovereignty, and visibility. Set expectations on both sides.
Lightweight, written, signed. Records the project, the consent framework, and the visibility rules. Stored on the platform.
Project gets a branch, a kaitiaki (or shared kaitiaki), and a public surface. Work begins.
Kāhui Anamata is built on the principle that cultural data is governed by the communities it comes from. Partnering with the kāhui means joining a structure that operationalises tino rangatiratanga, kaitiakitanga, and whanaungatanga. not as values on a wall, but as protocol in the database.