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Ancestral Intelligence and AI anchored in Pacific Language and Culture

Tracey Sā
Tracey Sā is a learning and Development Consultant working with the Centre for Pacific Languages. She started her session with a wakeup call as she led the team through a Samoan clapping routine inspired by Sasa traditions. Tracey’s session focused on the loss of language among Pacifica communities who have emigrated to New Zealand across several generations. She shared her personal journey culminating in the question – why does Cultural intelligence matter?

Being Curious About AI

Diana Law, Tai Samaeli
At the Being Curious About AI workshop, educators explored how AI tools can support everyday tasks and enhance learner experiences. Designed as an accessible and fun introduction, the one-hour, face-to-face session focused on experimenting, reflecting, and learning together.