Tuhituhi | Blog
Important dates in our Māori history
For too long, Māori history was absent from classrooms and daily life. Our planners change that by including key dates — from Te Tiriti to Bastion Point, from Parihaka to Matariki. These reminders help us reclaim suppressed stories, honour resilience, and ensure our tamariki grow up proud of their heritage and history.
Why we stopped making Notepads
At Tuhi, we're committed to sustainability. Learn why we've discontinued tear-off notepads and explore our upcoming digital planners designed to reduce waste.
Why Do Busy Women Love Jigsaw Puzzles?
When a puzzle is complete, it becomes a symbol of time spent caring for yourself, reconnecting with your need for peace, and embracing a slower pace. It’s a reminder that, like nature, we all need time to pause and find balance.
There's as much to unlearn, as there is to learn
For many of us - there is as much to 'un learn' as there is to 'learn'. I love old school desk calendars and wanted to make something that would look good, be functional, and most importantly - be a learning resource. Something that could teach some basics and spark an interest to learn more.
Challenges of putting your values into practice
It's easy for us all to take our foundational values as a pakihi for granted or simply forget about them altogether until we need them most - when ...
What We Do to Reduce Our Impact on the Taiao (Environment)
A blog about how we contribute to, and reduce our impact on te taiao (environment).
Our commitment to our Taiao (environment) is an ongoing process...
Maramataka 101
We cant summarise the maramataka into a 2 minute korero - but heres hoping in 2 minutes you get an appreciation for the vast body of knowledge it is, how amazing our tūpuna were, and ways you can connect to this korero and practice it in your daily life.