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Women’s personal stories

The personal journeys of some exceptional women who are models of how to rebuild one’s life

In this series, you can discover the portraits of three women who are models of how to rebuild one’s life.

1. A resilience model: Tevahine Teraiki, a basketweaver from the Tuamotu Islands.

2. Hina and her family describe their arrival at the Pu O Te Hau shelter.

3. First-hand account of Moé, who is living at the Te Torea association’s centre.

 

Homeless women: twice victimised
Learning not to lose hope
/ 6 min
Mother and daughter at the Pu O Te Hau shelter
Time to rebuild
/ 5 min
Basketweaver Tevahine Teraiki’s testimony
a resilience model
/ 15 min
The voice of resilience and respect: Te Faatura
A podcast by En Terre Indigene
“Speaking out for Resilience and Respect” is a toolkit for women who have been victims of domestic violence and is designed to better support them during their efforts to rebuild their lives.
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