Publications
Creative Non-Fiction
Cavino, H. M (2025). Ko Wai Au? Who Am I?. In Apple An and Georgia Popoff (Eds.). 37 More Voices: Voices Heard Anthology Series, Vol. 2. New York: Apple An Books. HERE
Academic Work
Cavino, H. M. (2019). 'He Would Not Listen To A Woman: Decolonizing Gender Through The Power of Pūrākau.' In Jo-Ann Archibald Q’um Q’um Xiiem, Jenny Lee-Morgan, Jason De Santolo (Eds.). 'Decolonizing Research: Indigenous Storywork as Methodology'. London: Zed Books. HERE
Cavino, H. M. (2019). 'Holding Space: Centering Mana Wāhine Ethics in Historical Trauma Research.' In Cherryl Smith & Rāwiri Tinirau (Eds.). He Rau Murimuri Aroha: Wāhine Māori Insights into Historical Trauma & Healing. Whanganui: Te Atawhai O Te Ao. HERE
Cavino, H. M. (2016). ‘Intergenerational Sexual Violence and Whānau in Aotearoa /New Zealand—Pedagogies of Contextualization and Transformation’. Sexual Abuse in Australia and New Zealand: An Interdisciplinary Journal, 7 (1). Special Edition: Cultural & Indigenous Issues in Sex Abuse Practice & Research. HERE
Cavino, H. M. (2013). ‘Across the Colonial Divide: Conversations about Evaluation in Indigenous Contexts’. American Journal of Evaluation, 34 (3) pp. 339-355. HERE
Unpublished Academic Work
Cavino, H.M. (2018, April 7th). On Decolonising Rape and #MeToo. Unpublished comments at Race Sex Power Conference. Roosevelt University, Chicago, IL.
Cavino, H. M. (2017). Towards a Method of Belonging: Contextualizing Sexual Violence in Māori Worlds. Unpublished doctoral dissertation. Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York. HERE
Halbert-Crowe, H. (1998). In The Eye of the Beholder: Māori Women's Perception of Beauty/Ataahua. Unpublished master's thesis. University of Waikato, Hamilton, New Zealand.
Writing Lives On Land
A Writing Series by Dr Hayley Marama Cavino
teaching writing
Writing Lives On Land is a scaffolded writing series wherein indigenous, settler, and migrant participants use story-work to theorize belonging, identity, citizenship, and nation. Together we write genealogies of home, family, place, indigenous/settler encounter, and indigenous resistance/resilience/futurity. The series is offered in both workshop and course formats and has been taught at Ithaca College, Syracuse University, Elmira College (New York) and Penn State (Pennsylvania).
Writing Lives On Land is indebted to the scholarship, praxis, and mentoring of sister Dr Marcelle Haddix's Writing Our Lives project - ngā mihi Marcelle!
I also speak about writing in Aotearoa. Recent talks:
Pūrākau & Mana Wāhine University of Auckland, Guest Speaker for Dr Krushil Watene ‘Indigenous Philosophy’ | September 2024 | Tāmaki Makaurau
Mana Wāhine & Our Stories Learn Māori Abroad | March 2024 | Pōneke
Pohokura logo by Chanz Mikaere @ Onekura. Pohokura is one of several kaitiaki (guardians) left by the author’s maternal Mōkai Pātea tupuna Tamatea Pōkai Whenua. Copyright © Hayley Marama Cavino 2020. All Rights Reserved.