top of page
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • TikTok

Welcome

Kia Ora, Kia Orana, welcome to the 'Ei Moana Log.

We're excited to welcome you to this reflective space where we share personal and professional experiences that support Indigenous knowledge systems, cultural practices, and holistic wellbeing.



Ko Wai Au / Who am I?

Business aside, founders of 'Ei Moana Consultants Jennings and Repeka George-Koteka are a husband and wife duo who have invested over 30 years in the public sector.


Married on the 15th December 2001, they are parents to three young adult sons Jeduthun, Shekinah and Te Ama.


Jennings shares ancestral lineage to the islands of Aitutaki, Mangaia, Manihiki, Rarotonga and Samoa while Repeka's lineage come from Aitutaki, Mangaia, Mitiaro, Rarotonga and Rimatara.




Repeka and Jennings George-Koteka, bring over two decades of experience in Community Development, Ministry of Justice, Cultural Report Writing, Systems Change, Strategy, and more.


"Our journey is shaped by the wisdom of the Moana, reflecting a profound commitment to indigenous knowledge systems." 



What to expect here in the 'Ei Moana Log

In the future, we'll be sharing thoughts and insights around a variety of topics.

Topics covered:

  1. Cultural Humility & Allyship

    • Reflections on your learning journey and experiences working with Indigenous communities.

    • Ways to show up meaningfully in support of Indigenous sovereignty.

  2. Wellbeing & Traditional Knowledge

    • How Indigenous worldviews approach mental, physical, and spiritual wellness.

    • Highlighting Indigenous healing practices, ceremonies, or teachings (respectfully and with permission).

  3. Decolonizing Professional Practices

    • Insights on transforming Western institutional systems to honor Indigenous ways of being.

    • Stories of collaboration and co-creation in professional settings.

  4. Storytelling & Personal Growth

    • Sharing your own stories of growth, discomfort, or inspiration.

    • How these stories shape your ongoing relationship with Indigenous knowledge and communities.

A closing message

Your Turn to Share

I’d love to hear your thoughts - what resonated, challenged, or inspired you in this post? Drop a comment below and let’s keep the conversation going.


🌿 If you’d like to follow along on this journey of reflection, relationship, and learning, hit that Subscribe button below.



“The work continues, and so does the heart. Keep listening. Keep caring. Keep walking gently.”



 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page