The Husk
Jasmine Stole Weiss, Joana Duabaubau, Tarika Naviti, Jasmine KoriaStories about Micronesian makers, creators, and professionals, and stories from our island homes.
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Pohnpei preserves traditional knowledge
You’re reading The Husk's Weekender, a countdown/roundup of miscellanea from Micronesia, Guam, and Earth.1
‘Nothing Micro About Micronesia’ fall tour
TeAda Productions’ “Nothing Micro About Micronesia” play is kicking off its fall tour on Moku o Keawe, the Big Island of Hawaiʻi, on Tuesday. The play centers experiences of Micronesian youth.
Thomas Manglona II, a young leader in journalism in Micronesia
Thomas Manglona II is only 26 years old but he’s had a byline since before he was a teenager, and he’s been covering the Northern Mariana Islands for the better part of the last decade.
Tasi Limtiaco reflects on FSM swimming, Paris Olympics, mental health
Tasi Limtiaco has worked hard to push the limits of what he can do in the water. That drive led him to a record-breaking, storied career that culminated in competing on the world’s biggest stage this year: the Paris Olympics.
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Authors
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I left the newsroom for my living room to be a freelance writer. Of Micronesia, drifting among Micronesian EEZ.
Senior Customs officer and a K9 Narcotic Detector Dog Handler with the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service
Jasmine Koria (Samoa) is an educator, artist and volunteer in multiple spaces. She believes in the importance of storytelling as a means of breaking down intergenerational and inter-national barriers.
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