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From Guam, a United States territory and Micronesian island, hails Vicente Diaz, a University of Minnesota department chair and professor of American Indian studies. On April 18th, Diaz will be

Over a decade ago, Mario Reyes Borja and San Diego area CHamorus, many in their 60s, used scaling data and traditional and modern handheld tools to bring a 1742 drawing

March 16, 2021 Model of Micronesian Wa. Canoes are one of the oldest and still most widely used global Indigenous technologies. Their functionality and cultural significance allow them to be vessels for transportation, a positive foundation for building relationships, and a teaching and learning space. Canoes are also a strong cultural symbol with ties to Traditional Ecological Knowledge and environmental stewardship.  “This exhibit is a representation of the ongoing relationship ...