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Wendy Henwood,
Iwi: Te Rarawa, Hapu: Ngai Tupoto
 Wendy
lives and works from home in the Hokianga. She has a background
in community health and development, and research and formative/process
evaluation of community public health and community development
type programmes. Wendy is actively involved with marae/hapu
developments and iwi affairs. Current projects include Te Mauri
O Te U-kai-po: intergenerational experiences of environment
and wellbeing of an iwi, Manaaki Manawa: a cardiac rehabilitation
programme for Maori and evaluation and planning training with
community provider groups.
Publications
Henwood, W., & Henwood, R. (2011). Manawhenua Kaitiakitanga in Action: Restoring the Mauri of Lake Omapere. AlterNative, 7(3), 220-232. A291
Moewaka Barnes, H., Henwood, W., Kerr, S., McManus, V., & McCreanor, T. (2011). Knowledge Transfer and Indigenous Research. In E. Banister, B. Leadbeater & E. Marshall (Eds), Knowledge Translation in Context: Indigenous, Policy, and Community Settings: University of Toronto. SB50
Henwood, W. (2007) Maori knowledge:
a key ingredient in nutrition and physical exercise health
promotion programmes for Maori. Social Policy Journal of
New Zealand 32, 155-164. A208
Milne, S., Greenaway, S., Conway, K., Henwood, W. (2007)
What next? Sustaining a successful small-scale alcohol
consumption harm minimization project. Substance Use
and Misuse 42, 1933-1944. A205
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