DRAPER, Utah — For over 40 years, Pauline Tangiora, a Māori elder from the Rongomaiwahine Tribe, has been an activist for Indigenous rights, human rights, environmental justice and conflict resolution. From a small community on the Māhia Peninsula of the North Island of Aotearoa (also called New Zealand), Pauline Tangiora has been making extensive efforts toward peace. Here are 10 facts about Pauline Tangiora to illustrate her thoughtfulness and impact. 10 Crucial Facts About Pauline Tangiora When asked about what she learned after representing indigenous communities on the world stage, Pauline Tangiora clarified that she does not represent indigenous peoples, but…
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