"I see the tribespeople as my responsibility," says Kolas Foting, who is himself an urban Aborigine who came north to attend university. He brings his religious perspective to his work, and hopes to "lend disadvantaged tribespeople a hand" while resolving the problem of their 30-plus year residency on the riverbank.
「在族人的身上，我看見我的責任。」以阿美族傳統名字 Kolas Foting 之名，大學時代北上求學而成為「都原」的朱清義，抱著宗教情懷接下原民局長一職，希望能「拉弱勢的族人一把」，解決他們三十多年來「逐河川地而居」的問題。