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500 Sails, NMC, IAO, CCVI to develop Maritime Training Center

The CNMI will soon have a Cultural Maritime Training Center, thanks to a grant award from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Administration for Native Americans. Key partners in the CMTC are the CNMI Indigenous Affairs Office, who provides 500 Sails with its...
Posted On Oct 25 2021 06:00
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IAO wants to open learning Chamorro to everyone

The Indigenous Office Affairs wants to preserve the Chamorro language by offering more upcoming programs this year to help the youth understand the Chamorro language, in hopes of reviving the almost extinct language. “A lot of modern things that are starting to take over, versus...
Posted On Jan 07 2020 06:00
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IAO acquires interpreter machine

The Indigenous Affairs Office recently acquired an interpreter machine to make the Chamorro and Carolinian languages more accessible to people who do not know how to speak it. The machine, which is a first for the island, will be used in events to facilitate real-time...
Posted On Sep 25 2019 06:06
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Native medicine takes center stage

There has been a renewed global attention and interest in the use of traditional medicine in the last decades, according to a World Health Organization report, and the CNMI could be at the center of this, with its local practice being revived on the island. Toward this end, the...
Posted On Sep 12 2019 06:06
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