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Letter to the Chief Dan George Memorial Foundation, Vancouver
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Published:November 2015
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Dear Friends,
These pages are meant as a gift to the people who looked after Wi Kuki Kaa and myself while we were on your ancestral lands in October 1987.
How do indigenous people use the camera once they come to have some control over it? Perhaps it is on our own shoulders to rework the well-established rules - adopting here, modifying there - so that the way of creating images slowly becomes a little more comfortable for our cultures.
In New Zealand we have worked to form a national organisation of Maori communicators. It is called Te Manu Aute. A key part of Te Manu Aute's constitution reads:
Every culture has a right and a responsibility to present its own culture to its own people. That responsibility is so fundamental it cannot be left in the hands of outsiders, nor be usurped by them.
Furthermore, any culture living closely with another ought to have regular opportunities to express itself to that other culture in ways that are true to its own values and needs.
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