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Vehia Wheeler

Vehia is currently a PHD candidate in the School of Culture, History and Language at the Australia National University researching ancestral land views and decolonial futures in Ma’ohi Nui.

Vehia does research around decolonial politics of the Pacific, indigenous methodologies and indigenous knowledges, and climate change resiliency (mostly Ma’ohi Nui or also known as “French Polynesia”)

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Blog Reflections on COP27: Why Indigenous peoples’ representation matters • By Vehia Wheeler The Pacific region or Oceania, which starts from Asia in the east and expands all the way to the Americas in the West, covers one-third of the world.  A third of the world is mostly a great, large ocean. Read moreabout Reflections on COP27: Why Indigenous peoples’ representation matters

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