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Learn /gain some insights on how to write for target audience /journal

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**I mostly have kaupapa Matariki this afternoon and tomorrow, but goals for whenever I can get to writing

- Narrow the scope of the article -- be clear about what exactly it is that "transindigeneity (can) elide" -- be clear about the specific context in which I've found transindigeneity to be problematic as a framework for thinking about Pacific relationality
- Write a "what this article is about" paragraph to work from
- Sketch out the remainder of the article (very roughly because I know it will change as I write)

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- Set my 6 week writing workplan for the draft            -Understand some useful approaches to developing a publishable piece of writing
-Develop a draft outline                                                  -Develop/pull together some key statements and begin populating the outline
-Think about if/how to raise and explore reciprocity and obligation dimension

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My Workshop Goals

1. Review the outline of my article/main sections

2. Select my key journal articles to use.

3. Formulate my argument.

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1. Review my draft.
2. Strengths/gaps?
3. Look at the fala making process and ensure that it is succinct and is supported by relevant literature

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1. Read remaining vā material regarding space, architecture, sociospatial behaviours.
2. Draft structure of my chapter.

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1. draft intro

2. literature review on Pacific success at Auckland

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Writing Goals:

1.  Talanoa. Generative vs Extractive experiences.

2. New sites of engagement and objects of study. Affect and agency of objects.

3. Embodied reading. Talanoaga ma aiga: Bridging oral history, memory and historical written texts.

4. Sulu Archives / Indigenous / Gagana Samoa texts.