Three Māori performers in traditional dress standing in native bush

Tuakiri · About

Community-rooted, creatively ambitious

UMA’s public material centres young Māori and Takatāpui creatives, connection and confidence through creativity.

Our purpose

Creativity can build agency, connection and change.

United Māori Artists supports young Māori and Takatāpui creatives to build skills, connection and the confidence to drive change through creativity.

The trust’s former website described a primary community of young Māori and Takatāpui creatives, including people from backgrounds with fewer resources and opportunities.

That public description is the foundation for this site. Current opportunities and eligibility are confirmed directly with the trust.

Layered photographic artwork showing a group of performers

Whanaungatanga

The FY2025 annual return recorded seminars, mentorship and creative opportunities in writing, music and theatre.

Mana whakahaere

The public register names the trust’s current officers, and annual returns are available through Charities Services.

Tāmaki Makaurau

UMA is registered in Mount Roskill and lists Auckland as its area of operation.

Registered identity

United Māori Artists Charitable Trust

Charity number
CC60025
NZBN
9429052382239
Registered
13 April 2022
Status
Registered
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Kōrero mai

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