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Moana' translated into Maori is keeping young New Zealanders in touch with the language

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — September 21, 2017

Moana' translated into Maori is keeping young New Zealanders in touch with the language - There are currently 148,000 people who can speak the Māori language — 3.7 per cent of the country's population , according to New Zealand's ...

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Stigmabase is a canadian non-profit internet initiative dedicated to informing and raising awareness on the damaging effects of social exclusion and stigma around the world. The marginalization of individuals or categories of individuals is a too common phenomenon. Millions of people are facing this problem around the world and many complex factors are involved.

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