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S1E4 - What does decolonization mean to me as a Pacific Islander?

S1E4 - What does decolonization mean to me as a Pacific Islander?

Update: 2020-07-21
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[EP#4:DECOLONIZATION SERIES#1]
What does decolonization mean to me as a Pacific Islander?


Eight indigenous Pacific Islanders share their thoughts on the concept of decolonization. You will hear from:




  • Anei, a Kanaka Maoli




  • Thomås, a Chamorro ginen Guahan yan Luta




  • To’a, an iTaukei of Fiji




  • Ha’åni, a Chamorro and Samoan woman living on Guahan with roots in American Samoa




  • Kyle, a Palauan-American living on Guahan




  • David Garcia (@MapmakerDavid) of the Philippines




  • Kawena (@Kue_Kawena) a Kanaka Maoli living in the Kingdom of Hawai’i




  • Tēatuahere of Tahiti




This is followed by Kalani diving into a scientific paper on traditional marine conservation making a comeback throughout Oceania, and reading a few of her favorite podcast reviews from Apple Podcasts!


Citations:



  1. Friedlander, Alan M. “Marine conservation in Oceania: Past, present, and future.” Marine Pollution Bulletin, vol. 135 (2018) pages 139-149 (http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0025326X1830393X)


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anicia

Amazing discussion on decolonization. Love my Pasifika family!

Mar 21st
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S1E4 - What does decolonization mean to me as a Pacific Islander?

S1E4 - What does decolonization mean to me as a Pacific Islander?