Exploring Race & Ethnicity in the Pacific: A Community Conversation series

Community Conversations invite and engage diverse community members to participate in exploratory conversations that encourage deep learning and inquiry. Each conversation becomes an opportunity to gain and share knowledge, raise and address critical questions on important issues, and empower one another to be civically engaged.

Wednesday, March 03
4:00 PM ChST | Online

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Artists' Responses to Democracy & CHamoru Self-Determination

Join us for a creative and insightful conversation on the role of and link between art and politics through conversations with CHamoru artists Ric Castro, Cara Flores, and Kerri Ann "Ifit" Na'puti Borja. This discussion will be facilitated by Dr. Melissa Taitano, Assistant Professor of  Library Science/Library Technical Services at the University of Guam, apprentice carver under the tutelage of Palu Master Traditional Navigator Larry Raigetal, and Humanities Guåhan Board Member.

Saturday, March 13
11:00 AM ChST | Online

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