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Kia ora whanau! Welcome to the first episode of this Moko Kauae series where I (Vanessa) will be interviewing women who have carry a moko kauae. I wanted to have a platform for these women's stories to be heard and as a collective we will be able to educate others on what this taonga means to us.
I am joined by 19yr old Maumahara from Gisborne. We discuss what is was like for her growing up, what is a colonised way of thinking, connecting back to our culture, shame around wanting to connect back with our roots, what carrying her moko kauae means to her and so much more.
A reminder that each individual that I interview is simply sharing their story and what they believe to be true to them. This is not about finding out what the right answer is as I feel the right answer is what each individual chooses to believe.
Nga mihi xx
By Vanessa and GerhardKia ora whanau! Welcome to the first episode of this Moko Kauae series where I (Vanessa) will be interviewing women who have carry a moko kauae. I wanted to have a platform for these women's stories to be heard and as a collective we will be able to educate others on what this taonga means to us.
I am joined by 19yr old Maumahara from Gisborne. We discuss what is was like for her growing up, what is a colonised way of thinking, connecting back to our culture, shame around wanting to connect back with our roots, what carrying her moko kauae means to her and so much more.
A reminder that each individual that I interview is simply sharing their story and what they believe to be true to them. This is not about finding out what the right answer is as I feel the right answer is what each individual chooses to believe.
Nga mihi xx