Research team
Eliza Raymond
I was the primary researcher for this project. I conducted this project as part of my PhD in Tourism Management through the School of Management at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington. You can read more about me here or send me an email.
Dr Ina Reichenberger
Ina is a senior lecturer in Tourism Management at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington. She joined the university’s School of Management in 2017. She is my primary supervisor for this project. You can read more about Ina here or send Ina an email.
Professor Karen Smith
Karen is Professor of Tourism Management in the School of Management, and Associate Dean (Learning and Teaching) for Wellington School of Business and Government. She is my secondary supervisor for this project. You can read more about Karen here or send Karen an email.
Youth advisers
Cameron Roche (year 7), Nia Jobanputra (year 8) and Kasper Bissinger (year 9) generously donated their time as advisers for this project.
Child-centred research advisory group
The following child-centred research experts generously donated their time as advisers for this project:
- Hakaraia Moke, Senior Adviser, Oranga Tamariki – Ministry for Children
- Sonya Hogan, Senior Advocacy Adviser, Barnados
- Dr Antonia Canosa, Research Fellow, Centre for Children and Young People, Southern Cross University
Their advice helped to ensure that my research was child-centred and at the forefront of advancing ethical research with tamariki in Aotearoa.