Seeing Climate Change from a Canoe
Story by Justin Ramarui I am 12 years old It is 9pm And we are paddling our canoe. Just coming out of the mangrove channel,…
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Jason’s Story
Story by Jason Ngiramengior You think you know but you have no idea what you are thinking of. Therefore you are spacing out and mumbling…
One Day I Decided to Speak Palauan for a Day
Story by Jose T. Thomas One day I decided to speak Palauan for a day because some of my friends suggested that I do it…
Geraleah’s Story
Story by Geraleah Sakuma You think you know but you have no idea you see a smile and think I’m fine I have struggles the…
My Journey with Manu’a Teachers
By Mene Tauaa Have you ever taught an evening class and when a church bell rang, students stopped their work, asked the teacher to be…
Young Segaula calls switch to solar power a ‘revolution’
Samoa News Copyright © 2017 Samoa News. All Rights Reserved By Blue Chen-Fruean blue@samoanews.com “Go Green” everyday is the goal When the Manu’a Islands made…
Nan Madol: My Vulnerable Micronesian Identity
The significance of Nan Madol — elders await willing ears and open hearts to pass on their stories — to strengthen existing connections. by C.H. Rilometo “Ihieng!” A simple…
“Ta’u is the “Island in the Sun…”
Samoa News Copyright © 2017 Samoa News. All Rights Reserved By Blue Chen-Fruean blue@samoanews.com Writes Manu’a High School Pacific storyteller “Ta’u, Manu’a is called the…
Six stories from Manu’a High School
Samoa News Copyright © 2017 Samoa News. All Rights Reserved By Blue Chen-Fruean blue@samoanews.com They are part of online Pacific Storytellers A group of young…
The Solar Revolution
Story & Images by Sabrina Patiasa When you go to a remote island of a few hundred people, do you expect to see the…