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Isa Pearl Ritchie

Kaituhi Tūtahi | Contributing Writer

Isa Pearl Ritchie is a Wellington-based writer. She grew up in the Waikato as a Pākehā child in a bicultural family and Māori was her first written language. She has completed a PhD on food sovereignty in Aotearoa. She is passionate about food, wellbeing and social justice. Her second novel, Fishing for Māui, will be published in July 2018.

Everything By: Isa Pearl Ritchie

Society07.06.18

Invisible Barriers: Illiteracy in Aotearoa

One in every four people in Aotearoa struggles with literacy, Isa Pearl Ritchie shares her personal story.

By Isa Pearl Ritchie
Read Time: 23 mins
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