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Guam
Guam
We explored Guam
We explored Guam
Based on a beloved classic Legend from the island of Guam, 'Maisa the Chamoru Girl who Saves Guåhan' tells the story of how a young Chamoru girl finds the strength, wisdom, and courage to lead the women of Guåhan (Guam) into battle against a giant creature from the Marianas trench that is devouring their island home.
'Maisa' is the first animated film to feature the endangered indigenous Chamorro language of Guam. For this film cultural and language experts worked diligently on bringing the language back to its historical pre contact era.
In-Person Morning
Day #2: June 7
Day #2: June 7
Thank you Dr. Tamara Albertini,
University of Hawai‘i, Mānoa
Department of Philosophy
Our lei for Dr. Albertini
Our lei for Dr. Albertini
Snack break!
Snack break!
Sunny in her wheelchair :)
Sunny in her wheelchair :)
Recaps of our p4c Discussions
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Afternoon
Day #2: June 7 (PM)
Day #2: June 7 (PM)
Thank you Ms. Sara,
University of Hawai‘i, Mānoa
Office of Multicultural Student Services
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Recaps of our Yoga Class with Auntie Naoko from Fluxelife
Memories & Thoughts from Today :)
Navigator’s Notes
Today we drove around Guam. We visited the Guam Museum and the Gef Pa’go CHamoru Cultural Village. Our in-person crew had a great visit with University of Hawai‘i Philosophy professor Dr. Tamara Albertini. Dr. Albertini taught us about Ibn Tufayal’s philosophical novel Hayy Ibn Yaqzan. It was very interesting. We bet not to many kids in Hawai‘i know about Ibn Tufayal. After having a nice lunch UH Biology Major Ms. Sara gave us a fantastic tour of the UH campus. We didn’t know it was so big! Finally we had Yoga class with Aunty Naoko. It was nice to see Aunty Naoko again! It was the first ever VRT in-person day!
Pictures of our campus tour!
Pictures of our campus tour!
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More pictures!
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