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  • Thirteen CHamoru delegates pose for a picture in front of the flags at the United Nations' entrance. Together they hold up a large Guam flag.
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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
    Lesson Plan
  • Colorful oil painting of CHamoru woman. She is seated on a couch wearing a patterned textile wrapped around her waist and floral crown.
    Module
    Module 3: CHamoru Diasporic Arts

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

    Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People
    Lesson Plan
  • Exterior of the Sons and Daughters of Guam Club. Palm trees line the building. Parking lot has tall, yellow letters spelling out "HÃ¥fa Adai."
    Module
    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
    Lesson Plan
  • CHamoru weaver Tony Mantanona, dressed in a red patterned shirt and shorts, teaches weaving to people on either side of him.
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    Chapter Overview: Guåhan and CHamorus: Guam and Its Indigenous People

    Jesi Lujan Bennett

  • Flyer for the play Refugee Nation featuring a drawing of a Lao woman with boxing gloves and a Lao man with a gun.
    Module
    Module 5: Storytelling as Resistance: Cultural Expression

    Davorn Sisavath

    Laotian Americans
    Lesson Plan
  • A Laotian family sits around a centerpiece filled with flowers, candles, offerings, and white cotton strings for a baci ceremony.
    Module
    Module 4: Making Laos in America: Lanexang Village

    Davorn Sisavath

    Laotian Americans
    Lesson Plan
  • Twelve members of the Laotian American National Alliance attend a meeting around a conference table. Snacks and office supplies cover the table.
    Module
    Module 3: Laotian American Activism and Advocacy

    Davorn Sisavath

    Laotian Americans
    Lesson Plan
  • Hina Wong-Kalu, wearing a dress covered by a patterned wrap over her shoulder and a braided lei, poses in outdoor portrait.
    Module
    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
  • An Asian woman and a Black woman of the International Ladies' Garment Workers Union stand with signs around their necks explaining reasons to strike.
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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
    Lesson Plan
  • Kanaka ʻŌiwi activist Terrilee KekoÊ»olani-Raymond speaks into a microphone during outdoor rally. Next to her is a white flag embroidered with "SOS."
    Module
    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
    Lesson Plan
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