Indigenous Women - Interviews (Motueka market, Aotearoa, April 2024)

** Turn on the captions to be able to follow. ** Unfortunately the audio quality is poor.
In research for a documentary project a group of us went to the Sunday market in Motueka, Aotearoa (New Zealand) and interviewed women about their indigeneity and what it means to be indigenous.
What emerged was a broad spectrum of explorations, from not identifying as indigenous to being a full yes to being an indigenous woman.
This is part of a film project we have embarked on and that will require funding. If you want to learn more or contribute, financially or with other resources, visit this website: indigenouswoman.mystrikingly.com
Overall Spaceholder: Julia Neumann
Interviewers: Irene Hubers, Teresa Araujo, Julia Neumann
Spaceholder for Nothingness: Nicholas Duval-Smith
indigenouswoman.mystrikingly.com
www.julia-neumann.com
www.radicallyalivewomen.com
irenehubers.com/

[@kgrandchamp]

Fascinating subject! Especially for New Zealand! Thanks so much! 🌿

[@RadicallyAliveWomen]

Thank you. It helps us to know you find it valuable!

[@alleyzon3993]

Audio is bad. It's very low/ quiet

[@RadicallyAliveWomen]

Thank you. Yes unfortunately the technology failed - lessons learned for the future! Please turn the captions on to be able to follow what is being said.

[@coryparni3620]

Cushty