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Marshall Islands Culture! Dos and Donts
Micronesian Cultural Dances
WINCART - Cancer and Culture - A Marshallese Perspective
"Paradise Lost" with Lijon Eknilang - Marshall Islands
Jouj Eo, Mour Eo - Kindness is Life
Culture tips for Kiribati and Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands: Cultural Dos and Donts
Marshallese TV Episode 03
Marshallese TV Episode 11
Marshallese Cultural Dance for Gospel Day
Song of the Sea — Marshall Islands Shark Sanctuary | Pew
Video Blog 3 Island boat life
141112 MarshalleseTV39 | Marshallese Physician
MarshalleseTV EP43 | Marshallese Academic Achievement Night | January 19, 2014
http://preparetoserve.com/MARSHALL-ISLANDS Marshall Islands Culture Tips: Dos and Donts.
Traditional dances and dress from the Micronesian islands: Marshallese, Kosraean, Pohnpeian, Chuukese, Yappese, Palauan.
This video was produced by the research center entitled Weaving an Islander Network for Cancer Awareness Research and Training. It was made possible by Grant...
This 15-minute segment was produced by ABC-TV's investigative program "Prime Time," and aired in December 1990. The piece features Lijon Eknilang, a Marshall...
----the first of a two-part short film series--- "Jouj eo, mour eo" is an old saying from the Marshallese about their culture - that life is guided by acts of kindness, something that has changed for their people since the introduction of a cash economy and dependence on other nations. Located in the Northern Pacific in a region known as Micronesia, this small country known as the Marshall Islands finds itself in the middle of many different problems, namely health (diabetes epidemic), environment (climate change), and development problems (lack of development of infrastructure). This short-film was born out of a personal desire to take part in helping this nation prepare itself for the future in the midst of the same problems that larger, more developed nations currently face. It is as some of the locals call, a microcosm of the world. I've decided to call this project the 'Ralik-Ratak Project' in reference to the eastern and western chains of islands in this atoll nation. For the next year, I'll be devoting much of my time to this international development project. Wish me luck! Enjoy and thanks for watching. Ben
http://preparetoserve.com/MARSHALL-ISLANDS Culture tips for missionaries going to Kiribati and the Marshall Islands. Matthew served as a Christian missionary...
http://preparetoserve.com/MARSHALL-ISLANDS Marshall Islands: Cultural Dos and Donts. Very helpful etiquette and culture tips.
In this episode we talked about the Toyota Literacy Program and also talked about the upcoming event on October 4th at Parson Hills Elementary which will be ...
Marshalle's students from Sonora Middle School, celebrate their culture and school accomplishments through music.
This is a traditional-style dance which depicts the story of how the men would sail off in their canoes and fight with each other. Then after the missionarie...
A year ago, this month, the Marshall Islands created the world's largest shark sanctuary. Sharks have been a part of Marshall Islands folklore and culture fo...
Welcome to the coconut diaries, A blog about my time on Namdrik Atoll in the Marshall Islands. I was brought here by World Teach to volunteer for a year and this blog is about our experience here experiencing island life and witnessing Marshallese culture. Todays Blog is about the importance of Boats, traditional and modern, on the outer atolls of the marshall Islands
On this show we interviewed Dr. Sheldon Riklon, a native Marshallese physician from Hawaii who shared some insights on diabetes, Dr. Nia Aitaoto, a community-based researcher with affiliation with the University of Iowa College of Public Health. Her main focus is on diabetes and cultural competency assessment and support to ministries of health and community groups in the Republic of the Marshall Islands as well as the other pacific islands. Dr. Gregory Maskarinec, a cultural anthropologist who has conducted numerous community research and education projects in Micronesia including the RMI. Ilo show in kem ar interview ippan Dr. Shaldon Riklon, juon rimajoll eo ej jerbal ak takto ilo Hawaii im ekar konono jet melele ko ikijien tonal. Dr. Nia Aitaoto, juon community-based researcher eo ej barainwot jerbal ippan University of Iowa College of Public Health. Jerbal eo an elaptata ej ikijien tonal im ekatak ko rej etal wot ippan manit eo nan jutal ilikin ministry eo an ajmour ilo Republic eo an Marshall Islands. Dr. Gregory Maskarinec, juon cultural anthropologist eo im ekar kommane elon ekatak ko im barainwot project ko ilo Micronesia ainwot bar RMI.
On today’s show we had Julia Crain as a guest, she is an ESL-Specialist at Monitor Elementary School. We also talked about the Marshallese Academic Achievement Night, American culture time, shots and welcoming new students. Ilo show eo an rainin ear lon juon Rilotok jen Monitor Elementary jikuul im etan in Julia Crane im jerbal eo an ej ESL-Specialist. Kem ear bar konaan kon wa, Marshallese Night eo an Monitor, Awa in Amerika im bareinwot karawainene rijikuul ro im baamle ko aer nan Springdale.
Hundreds gather for this significant family event called kemem that was held in Majuro, the capital city of the Marshall Islands.
Dise Langrus is one of many Marshallese who were relocated from their home islands 40 years ago after U.S. nuclear testing rendered it uninhabitable. Others were moved to make room for the construction of the U.S. military base on Kwajalein Island. Today, the Marshallese confront the worst of the "developing" and urbanized worlds: infectious disease running rampant because of poverty and squalid conditions and chronic illnesses resulting in part from the stress of dislocation and cultural loss.
Dise Langrus is one of many Marshallese who were relocated from their home islands 40 years ago after U.S. nuclear testing rendered it uninhabitable. Others ...
The Republic of the Marshall Islands made its first Olympic appearance in Beijing on Friday evening, August 8, 2008. During the parade of countries, RMI olym...
Jennifer Newell, curator of Pacific Ethnography, and Tina Stege of the Marshallese Educational Initiative, discuss how island life is being affected by the rising seas. *** Subscribe to our channel: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=AMNHorg Check out our full video catalog: http://www.youtube.com/user/AMNHorg Facebook: http://fb.com/naturalhistory Twitter: http://twitter.com/amnh Tumblr: http://amnhnyc.tumblr.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/amnh ***
Krystal Ching Waiakea Intermediate School Marshall Islands Bethleeca Lokiar Waiakea High School Marshall Islands Perliza Perez Waiakea High School Chuuk, FSM Leah Reimers Waiakea High School Marshall Islands Honoring Our Culture Project
This video is of the 2014 WorldTeach Orientation on Majuro, Marshall Islands. We spent three weeks exploring,learning and making new friendships. We Lived, l...
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Song I love - Pate Pate Remix by Te Vaka (one of their classic hits) Felt like putting a video together to rep oceania (mainly polynesia & some micronesia) c...
Unique cultural performances from all islands of Micronesia; Missing islands: Saipan, Kapingamarangi, Nukuoro, Nauru Links to performances are listed below i...
Lexical fallout aside, other US contributions to Marshallese culture include the Ronald Reagan ...
Al Jazeera 2015-01-18"Enid is becoming a Marshallese cultural center," says Amber Fitzgerald, communications director for Enid schools.
San Francisco Chronicle 2014-10-05... tattoos, and navigation stickcharts as sources of knowledge about Marshallese culture and history.
noodls 2014-09-23... tattoos, and navigation stickcharts as sources of knowledge about Marshallese culture and history.
noodls 2014-09-23... students is a misunderstanding between local, Micronesian and Marshallese cultures and lifestyles.
MSNBC 2012-12-11Under Marshallese culture land is a focal point for social organization in this island nation.
All Marshallese have land rights as part of a clan, or jowi, that owes allegiance to an Iroij (chief), is supervised by the Alap (clan head), and supported by the Rijerbal (workers). The Iroij have ultimate control of such things as land tenure, resource use and distribution, and dispute settlement. The Alap supervises the maintenance of lands and daily activities. The Rijerbal are responsible for all daily work on the land including cleaning, farming, and construction activities. The society is matrilineal and, therefore, land is passed down from generation to generation through the mother. With the land to tie families together into clans, family gatherings tend to become big events. One of the most significant family events is the kemem, or first birthday of a child, where relatives and friends come together to celebrate with feasting and song.
Although English is an official language and is spoken widely, though not fluently, Marshallese is used by the government.