案例简介：照片由新西兰怀唐伊的 @ andreabruce、毛利管理员Huhana Tukaki、Wiki Todd和Maryann Vogt参加怀唐伊日庆祝活动。毛利人的监护人是由其社区任命的志愿者，以提供支持，安全，交通和人群控制。它们是毛利人自治的核心，提供领导和指导。它们是根据《毛利人社区发展法案》1962年创建的，这标志着一些人所说的毛利人复兴的开始。在此期间，毛利人从被视为 “垂死的种族”，恢复了他们在该国的政治和文化地位。一开始，看守是在其Iwis (部落) 内与酒精中毒作斗争的关键，Iwis通常被认为是殖民主义的工具。在2020年6月期中，看看 “带头”，这是我拍摄的关于玻利维亚，新西兰，伊拉克和阿富汗的鼓舞人心的妇女的故事，这些妇女在实现政治权力方面取得了巨大的收获，但随着影响力的增强，仍然面临文化上的抵抗，甚至是暴力。拉尼娅·阿布泽德的故事。关注我 @ andreabruce以获取更多照片和故事。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

案例简介：Photo by @andreabruce In Waitangi, New Zealand, Maori wardens Huhana Tukaki, Wiki Todd, and Maryann Vogt participate in the Waitangi Day celebration. Maori wardens are volunteers appointed by their community to provide support, security, and traffic and crowd control. They are central to Maori self-government, providing leadership and guidance. They were created under the Maori Community Development Act in 1962, which marked the beginning of what some call the Maori renaissance. During this time the Maori went from being considered a “dying race” to reviving their political and cultural status in the country. In the beginning, wardens were key in battling alcoholism within their Iwis (tribes), which was often considered a tool of colonialism. In the June 2020 issue, take a look "Taking the Lead," a story that I photographed about the inspiring women of Bolivia, New Zealand, Iraq, and Afghanistan who have made huge gains in achieving political power, but still face cultural resistance, and even violence, as their influence increases. Story by Rania Abouzeid. Follow me @andreabruce for more photos and stories.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

国家地理 - Photo by @andreabruce In Waitangi, New Zealand, Maori wardens Huhana Tukaki, Wiki Todd, and Maryann Vogt participate in

案例简介：照片由新西兰怀唐伊的 @ andreabruce、毛利管理员Huhana Tukaki、Wiki Todd和Maryann Vogt参加怀唐伊日庆祝活动。毛利人的监护人是由其社区任命的志愿者，以提供支持，安全，交通和人群控制。它们是毛利人自治的核心，提供领导和指导。它们是根据《毛利人社区发展法案》1962年创建的，这标志着一些人所说的毛利人复兴的开始。在此期间，毛利人从被视为 “垂死的种族”，恢复了他们在该国的政治和文化地位。一开始，看守是在其Iwis (部落) 内与酒精中毒作斗争的关键，Iwis通常被认为是殖民主义的工具。在2020年6月期中，看看 “带头”，这是我拍摄的关于玻利维亚，新西兰，伊拉克和阿富汗的鼓舞人心的妇女的故事，这些妇女在实现政治权力方面取得了巨大的收获，但随着影响力的增强，仍然面临文化上的抵抗，甚至是暴力。拉尼娅·阿布泽德的故事。关注我 @ andreabruce以获取更多照片和故事。有关此故事的更多信息，请查看Nat Geo在bio中的链接。

国家地理 - Photo by @andreabruce In Waitangi, New Zealand, Maori wardens Huhana Tukaki, Wiki Todd, and Maryann Vogt participate in

案例简介：Photo by @andreabruce In Waitangi, New Zealand, Maori wardens Huhana Tukaki, Wiki Todd, and Maryann Vogt participate in the Waitangi Day celebration. Maori wardens are volunteers appointed by their community to provide support, security, and traffic and crowd control. They are central to Maori self-government, providing leadership and guidance. They were created under the Maori Community Development Act in 1962, which marked the beginning of what some call the Maori renaissance. During this time the Maori went from being considered a “dying race” to reviving their political and cultural status in the country. In the beginning, wardens were key in battling alcoholism within their Iwis (tribes), which was often considered a tool of colonialism. In the June 2020 issue, take a look "Taking the Lead," a story that I photographed about the inspiring women of Bolivia, New Zealand, Iraq, and Afghanistan who have made huge gains in achieving political power, but still face cultural resistance, and even violence, as their influence increases. Story by Rania Abouzeid. Follow me @andreabruce for more photos and stories.Check out Nat Geo's link in bio for more on this story.

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国家地理 - Photo by @andreabruce In Waitangi, New Zealand, Maori wardens Huhana Tukaki, Wiki Todd, and Maryann Vogt participate in

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