Waipapa Marae: the Cultural and Spiritual Heart of the International Indigenous Research Conference 2024

16 Wynyard Street, Auckland Central

Situated within the vibrant campus of the University of Auckland, Waipapa Marae stands as a testament to Māori heritage, resilience, and sovereignty. Serving as the cultural and spiritual focal point for IIRC, Waipapa Marae offers a unique and immersive experience into the Māori world.

Waipapa Marae is not just a venue; it is a living symbol of cultural resilience and a testament to the enduring legacy of Māori tradition. We are honoured to host IIRC 2024 in such a significant and meaningful setting, where every element of the marae speaks to the values of respect, inclusivity, and connection.

Join us at Waipapa Marae, where the past, present, and future converge, and where the spirit of collaboration, cultural appreciation, and community wellbeing will guide our journey together.

Sir Owen G Glenn Building

12 Grafton Road, Auckland Central

The Sir Owen G Glenn Building is the home of The University of Auckland’s Business School and is one of Auckland’s most architecturally striking buildings. With state-of-the-art teaching facilities and sweeping views of the Auckland Domain and Rangitoto Island, the Business School offers a unique location for conferences and learning.