Men (Tāne) and Women (Wāhine), Together in Union
October 31, 2026
This is the first time we're bringing men and women together for this exact gathering in Amsterdam, side by side. First part of the day in different rooms, then after that the re-union, one circle, one Haka together.
The intention is simple to say and harder to live: bring the strength of men and the strength of women into the same space, and let the masculine and the feminine meet each other in their actual sacredness, not a performed version of it.
Everyone in that circle carries both. This is a day built to let you stand in yours, fully, next to people doing the same.
“Haka workshop oi Belgrade is one of the best experience I have ever felt in my life! Jenna is such a passionate, energetic teacher and it's seen that she lives what she preaches. She managed to remind every single woman that there is powerful force in every step we take, every word we spell, every gaze we give to the world.”
“I signed up because I wanted to experience the power of the Haka dance and the connection to the group. I was not disappointed. That strength and connection still lives on inside me now.”
“This event was monumental. It allowed men to meet for the first time and open up to each other in a healthy, supportive way, to be seen, and to help each other through life's challenges. It was an amazing experience!”
“It was an amazing experience that pushed me to do things I usually avoid. I see myself doing this again.”
Kane Harnett-Mutu is Māori from the Ngāti Kahu tribe of Northland, New Zealand. He has been at the forefront of teaching authentic tribal-based personal development for over 30 years, connecting people to tools, ritual and traditions passed down through generations of warriors. As a cultural consultant, he's mentored leaders at Microsoft, BMW Group, Arsenal Football Club, Maersk, Adidas, LEGO, Harvard University and the All Blacks. He left a career as a lawyer and business consultant to carry this work full-time.
Nemanja Sonero is a transformational coach and movement specialist. Since a young age he has devoted his life to studying masculine and feminine energies, martial arts, tantra, shamanism, plant medicine, psychology, body work, and traditional earth traditions, sharing this work with over 100,000 people across 1,000+ workshops worldwide. His purpose is to help men and women step into their power and embody their true expression.
Jenna-Rose is Indigenous Māori from the iwi Te Ātiawa, Ngāti Raukawa, Ngāti Toarangatira, Te Ātihaunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Kahungunu, and Te Whānau Ā Apanui. As an Indigenous researcher and educator, she has delivered seminars on Māori culture and Indigenous rights to communities and government institutions across Aotearoa. She holds the Haka Wāhine space, drawing on Mana Wāhine and the strength of feminine energy through movement, gesture, and voice.
Two people, side by side. A small discount for coming together.
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Provided during the lunch break to keep your energy up.
Eat a proper breakfast beforehand, and bring anything else you might want for lunch.
No. This isn't a performance or a cultural lesson you need to prepare for. Kane, Nemanja, and the team guide you through everything on the day. You just need to show up.
Comfortable clothes you can move in, ideally black. You'll be on your feet, expressive, and physical for parts of the day.
Haka works through the body, not just conversation. Even people with years of inner work behind them find it reaches something talking alone doesn't.
Yes, that's exactly what the Partner ticket is for. Coming in with someone often makes the day easier, not harder.
Reach out directly and we'll work something out that fits your situation.
Yes, and that's the point. You'll be met with care, but you will be challenged. This isn't a spa day.