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    Module 5: Sustained Connection to the Mariana Islands

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

    Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

    Lesson Plan
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    Module 4: Module 4: CHamoru Cultural Festival

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

    Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

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    Module 3: CHamoru Diasporic Arts

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

    Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

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    Module 2: Sons and Daughters of Guam Club

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

    Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

    Lesson Plan
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    Module 1: CHamoru Wayfinding Beyond the Mariana Islands

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

    Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

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    Chapter Overview: Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

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    Module 5: Storytelling as Resistance: Cultural Expression

    Davorn Sisavath

    Laotian Americans

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    Module 4: Making Laos in America: Lanexang Village

    Davorn Sisavath

    Laotian Americans

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    Module 3: Laotian American Activism and Advocacy

    Davorn Sisavath

    Laotian Americans

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    Module 5: Art and Social Change

    Christine Chai, Candice Custodio-Tan, and Cecilia Tran

    Asian American and Pacific Islander Women Representations and Voices

    Lesson Plan
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    Module 4: Women’s Solidarity for Labor Rights

    Christine Chai, Candice Custodio-Tan, and Cecilia Tran

    Asian American and Pacific Islander Women Representations and Voices

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    Module 3: Women Reclaiming their Lands and Stories

    Christine Chai, Candice Custodio-Tan, and Cecilia Tran

    Asian American and Pacific Islander Women Representations and Voices

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