Northern Marianas Humanities Council
We are a non-profit established in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands in 1991, navigating the human experience of the indigenous and diverse peoples of the Commonwealth through research, dialogue, and programs.
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Super Typhoon Yutu: The Human ExperienceNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Meet the Soroptimists of the Northern Mariana IslandsNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
I Tinilaikan Numiru Gi Fino' CHamoru: Changes in Chamorro PluralityNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Tip of the Spear: How Mariana Islanders View Their Relationship with the US MilitaryNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
International Coast Cleanup - Colleen Flores, Mallory MunaNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Paul Jacoulet Exhibit - Rosanna Barcinas, Scott RussellNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
New Year Fitness - Tyce Mister, Ferleen Esmundo, Aaron TomokaneNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Racial Equality & Civil Unrest: An Introduction of the IssuesNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Legends of Rota Animation Series - Jack DoyleNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Friends of the Mariana Trench - Rep. Sheila Babauta, Laurie PeterkaNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Evolution of Marianas Sports - Dr. Kurt BarnesNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Hafa Ada and Tirow Pledge - Joe Guerrero, Priscilla M. IakopoNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas
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