Matariki MatarauMatariki Matarau celebrates the diverse stories of Tangata Tiriti in Aotearoa New Zealand, exploring connection through language, culture and shared aspirations.
Matariki MatarauMatariki MatarauGrowing up in Aotearoa, Eda Tang shunned her Chinese lineage and didn’t see the value of the Māori language. Learning Te Reo as an adult, she is now more grounded in her own identity.
Growing up in Aotearoa, Eda Tang shunned her Chinese lineage and didn’t see the value of the Māori language. Learning Te Reo as an adult, she is now more grounded in her own identity.
Growing up in Aotearoa, Eda Tang shunned her Chinese lineage and didn’t see the value of the Māori language. Learning Te Reo as an adult, she is now more grounded in her own identity.
Growing up in Aotearoa, Eda Tang shunned her Chinese lineage and didn’t see the value of the Māori language. Learning Te Reo as an adult, she is now more grounded in her own identity.
Eda Tang
Eda Tang
Meena Kadri
Meena Kadri
Rituraj Sapkota
Rituraj Sapkota
