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,…
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…