The MALOSI Project
Share
The purpose of ‘The MALOSI Project’ is to enable law students to be a part of the Movement for Action
Pacific Law Students at the University of Auckland dedicated to educating, empowering and equipping our pacific youth & communities with the tools to overcome social injustice. We have 2 branches that are used as tools to engage with our Pacific people and the wider community:
(1) School Workshops - Our school workshops branch looks at engaging, connecting and empowering young pacific students
28/05/2026
Today, 5 of our volunteers completed their volunteering placements with the Auckland Community Law Centre👏
The Auckland Community Law Centre provides free legal advice and support to members of our community, helping people access justice and understand their rights.
Throughout their placements, our volunteers took part in weekly shifts where they gained valuable legal experience, learned from professionals, and supported members of the community.
Mālō ‘aupito to the Auckland Community Law Centre for providing this opportunity for our members to learn, grow, and contribute in such a meaningful way. We’re incredibly grateful for your support and guidance throughout this journey 🙏
07/05/2026
Kia ora e te whānau 👋🏾
We’re so excited to announce our Semester One event: The Malosi Project Mooting Competition ⚖️
📅 When: Friday, 22 May
📍 Where: The Fale Pasifika
The day will bring together high school students from across Auckland for a mooting competition focused on advocacy, connection, and Pacific excellence. 🗣️
We can’t wait to see you all there, and we’re especially excited to welcome the high school students taking part.
Volunteer training sessions will take place next week on:
• Tuesday, 12 May
• Wednesday, 13 May
Link in bio to sign up 🔗
Kia orana Malosi 😻
For our final Executive Day in the Life, we have Jade Middleton.
Jade is a Part II.5 Law student, completing a conjoint degree in Commerce, majoring in Finance and Marketing. 🤑
Jade is the Media and Marketing Officer for The Malosi Project this year.
We hope you guys have enjoyed these Day in the Life videos as much as we’ve enjoyed filming them. We’re excited to work with you all soon — watch this space!
Aloha malosi 🌺
Today we’re following a day in the life of Supina Iorive — a Part II.5 Law student completing a conjoint degree in Commerce, majoring in Accounting. 💼
We’re excited to see all that Pina will accomplish in her role as our Community Outreach Officer 🫂
Fakalofa lahi atu Malosi
To sweeten your return to campus, we’re bringing you a day in the life of Brooke Aiono 😻
Brooke is a Part II.5 Law student completing a conjoint degree in Commerce, majoring in Management and Marketing.
We can’t wait to see all that Brooke achieves in her role as our School’s Outreach Officer! 🚌
Bula Vinaka !!!
Today we bring you our other Co-President for The MALOSI Project, Lily Kate Umaga.
Lily is currently in Part III of her Law degree. 🤗
We hope you enjoy this day in the life (mid sem break edition) 📚
27/03/2026
This afternoon, our executive team had the privilege of meeting Judge Ida Malosi — the first Pacific Island judge and the inspiration behind our name.
We are truly grateful for the time Judge Malosi shared with us, offering her wisdom, and discussing our initiatives for the year ahead.
Fa’afetai tele lava Judge Malosi 🙏☺️
20/03/2026
Introducing The MALOSI Project Executive Team for 2026 🌺
Co-Directors: Lily-Kate Umaga and Ma’afu Vaka
Treasurer – Tepora Latu
Secretary – Caroline Aleki
Schools Outreach Officer – Brooke Aiono
Media & Marketing Officer – Jade Middleton
Community Outreach Officer – Supina Iorive
As an executive team, we’re excited for the year ahead and the opportunity to work alongside you all in serving our Pasefika youth and wider Pasefika community.
Tenk yu Tru,
TMP EXEC 2026
11/03/2026
Mālō e lelei and WELCOME BACK MALOSI FAM!
We’re excited to invite Pacific Part II and above law students at the University of Auckland to our first MALOSI Project Fono of 2026.
📅 Friday 20 March
⏰ 6:00PM – 7:30PM
📍 C-Space, Level 4 – Kate Edgar
This fono will be an information session where we’ll share more about who we are, what we do, and the initiatives we have planned for 2026. We’ll also be discussing opportunities to volunteer with Community Law Centres around Auckland.
Come along to learn more about the project, ask questions, and connect with other Pacific law students involved in our initiative.
🍕Light refreshments will be provided.
We look forward to seeing you there! Mālō 🙌🏽
01/07/2025
Here are some stunning moments from last Thursday’s debates, beautifully captured by 😍🔥
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Category
Website
Address
Auckland