Machalapon na Tinituhun
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Next week I am giving a colloquium on Chamorros their creation stories, the village of Humatak and decolonization. It brings together some of the important things I've been helping organize and simply participating in over the past year in a nice way to talk about decolonization and how we can make it a reality in our lives. The colloquium presentation I am working on would not be possible without the help of my Male' Victoria Leon Guerrero, who was key in organizing all the activities I'll mention, far beyond my meager contributions. We did a first draft form of this presentation last year to a group of visiting scholars from Taiwan. I'm hoping to improve on it and eventually we'll co-author it as a article for the journal Micronesian Educator. Writing for me isn't that difficult a task. Para Guahu mamange' ti gof mappot. Editing, that is hard. Kinirihi. Enao sen ti ya-hu. Every article that I write starts with a writing session, either on paper or on