
Harlem-Cruz Ihaia
Harlem-Cruz Ihaia is a passionate film-maker and social advocate dedicated to language revitalisation and storytelling. He uses his craft to address pressing social issues and foster empathy in a world marked by division and crisis. By highlighting the experiences of marginalized communities, particularly in relation to the impacts of climate change on the Pacific Islands, Harlem-Cruz aims to create powerful narratives that unite people and inspire action. His work reflects a commitment to using art as a tool for social change, drawing upon his Christian faith and the resilience of his ancestors to remain hopeful for a better future.
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Harlem-Cruz Ihaia has become a national voice for whānau empowerment and community transformation.
Three Hawke’s Bay finalists in Kiwibank New Zealander of the Year AwardsHarlem-Cruz Ihaia is a Ngāti Hine lawyer and founder of The Free Legal Clinics Project, a charitable trust providing free Māori-centric legal clinics.
The young NZers stepping up in uncertain times: On how they stay hopeful and how those in power are doing





