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Keeping the culture alive at the mini-expo

What started as a school project has become one Chamorro artist’s way of rediscovering an indigenous art—coconut carving. Adrian Jose Castro is one of the Chamorro artists featured at the Indigenous Affairs Office’s mini-cultural expo last Saturday at the IAO office in Garapa...
Posted On Sep 11 2019 06:06
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Ketungu’ Chamorro Project extended to youth centers

To facilitate language learning among the youth, the Indigenous Affairs Office has loaned laptops to the Youth Affairs Office that will be placed in youth centers for the implementation of the Ketungu’ Chamorro Project, an online Chamorro learning resource available at...
Posted On Sep 06 2019 06:06
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IAO introduces money-saving workshops

The Indigenous Affairs Office hosted a money-saving workshops for children last July 30, according to IAO resident executive Roman Tudela Jr. He said the IAO workshop was in collaboration with the Youth Affairs Office. “Children tend to spend money recklessly and it is best that...
Posted On Aug 21 2019 06:06
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IAO wants to extend cultural expo to Rota, Tinian

The Indigenous Affairs Office under the Office of the Governor wants to extend the annual Cultural Expo to Rota and Tinian but funding remains an issue. According to IAO resident director Roman Tudela, IAO has already approached the Tinian and Rota legislative delegations to...
Posted On Jul 19 2019 06:00
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