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Te kura tamawahine o is an educational institution or program aimed specifically at supporting and empowering girls and women in their learning environments, focusing on developing skills, knowledge, and cultural identity.

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Reported information typically includes the educational programs offered, student enrollment numbers, successes or challenges faced, and specific outcomes achieved for girls and women.