The MALOSI Project
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
(2) Community Workshops - Our community workshops also looks at engaging, connecting and empowering pacific communities within the pacific.
30/09/2026
The Malosi Project warmly invites all our volunteers to join us as we celebrate the work and achievements of 2026, share our final reports, and welcome the incoming 2027 Executive Team.
📅 Monday 5 October
⏰ 5–7PM
📍Te Marumaru Room & OGGB Case Room 260-223
🧥Pasifika formal/stylish
We can’t wait to see you there!🥂
For today’s Day in the Life, we have Athena Matthews! Athena is a Part II student studying a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) here at UoA. Mālō Athena! 👏👏
Kia Orana Malosi!
To kick off our DITL series for the second half of semester, we have To’o Tuatagaloa!
To’o is studying a Bachelor of Laws/Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Politics, International Relations and Communications ⚖️🌏
24/09/2026
🚨 MALOSI PROJECT 2027 EXEC APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN 🚨
We invite all UoA Pacific Law students to apply to join our 2027 Executive Team and help shape the next chapter of The Malosi Project.
You don’t need a long list of credentials — just a willingness to serve, grow and uplift our Pasifika community in the legal space.
📩 Apply via the link in our bio.
Applications close Wednesday 30 September
18/09/2026
Did somebody say… PART 2 👀👀
16/09/2026
here is my draft
TMP is honoured to present Project Tomorrow 2026
Our Semester Two event brought together students from four high schools across Tāmaki Makaurau to the University of Auckland Law School, giving our Pasifika youth the chance to explore their pathways and, for many, experience life at law school for the first time. ⚖️
Students stepped into the courtroom through our Mystery Trial, taking on the role of investigators as they questioned those who took the stand and worked together to decipher who committed the crime. 🔍
It was a privilege to see our students grow in confidence, put their questioning and critical thinking skills into practice, and experience what it means to think like a law student👩🎓
Above all, we give thanks to God for His guidance and provision throughout the planning of Project Tomorrow.
We are incredibly grateful to be able to create spaces where our Pasifika youth can learn, connect, and begin to see themselves within the law school community.
A huge thank you to our event sponsor, Meredith Connell, for your generous support and for helping us create this experience for our students.
We are also incredibly thankful to the Folau team for your ongoing support of The Malosi Project, and to AUPISA for continuing to stand alongside us in creating opportunities for our Pasifika community.
And to our amazing volunteers — thank you again for giving your time, energy, and heart to serve. The encouragement, guidance, and aroha you brought throughout the day made such a difference to our students.
Here’s to the next generation of Pasifika leaders, advocates, and changemakers in law. We can’t wait to see what ‘tomorrow’ brings. ❤️
To round out our “Day in the Life” series for this half of the semester, we have another one of our amazing PILSA executive members, Danika Schuster! 👩🏽💼
We hope you all have a well-deserved and restful inter-semester break! We can’t wait to see you soon! 👀
This week we also have the wonderful Nalesoni Maiava giving us a glimpse into his day as a law student participating in Pofiafia! 🙌🎉
Stay tuned over the coming week for more vlogs from our incredible volunteers 👏
Malo e lelei MALOSI 🫶🏽
We’re so excited to share the first “day in the life” vlog of one of our MALOSI Project volunteers for 2026! 🎥
We have the amazing Marian Baleinakorodawa taking us along for a day in her life as a law student, filmed on Pofiafia! 🌺
Our “day in the life” series will continue to showcase the daily lives of Pasifika law students at the University of Auckland, New Zealand’s number one law school. ⚖️
Stay tuned for more vlogs from our amazing MALOSI Project volunteers!
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