Hōtaka
Programmes and mentorship
In FY2025, UMA reported seminars, mentorship, writing and music activity, theatre opportunities and free studio access.
Creativity · Whanaungatanga · Change
Creative connection for young Māori and Takatāpui artists, makers and leaders.
Image from the UMA creative archive
Ko wai mātou · Who we are
United Māori Artists supports young Māori and Takatāpui creatives to build skills, connection and the confidence to drive change through creativity.
UMA’s FY2025 annual return recorded seminars, mentorship, writing, music, theatre, digital storytelling, event experience and free studio access.
More about UMANgā mahi · FY2025 activity
Hōtaka
In FY2025, UMA reported seminars, mentorship, writing and music activity, theatre opportunities and free studio access.
Toi Matihiko
In FY2025, UMA reported digital storytelling and event experience as part of its creative activity.
Toi Hauora
In FY2025, UMA reported creative work intended to support connection and community wellbeing.
He tirohanga · A glimpse
Imagery preserved from UMA’s former official website and presented here as a creative archive.
Mana whakahaere · Governance
UMA is registered with Charities Services and has public annual returns. See the current trustees, registration identifiers and latest lodged financial figures.
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