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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A250: Community Talks--J'Ana HocogNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
A250: Community Talks--Kaden ManglonaNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Marianas Snapshots from the Pacific Trade Era - Dr. Boyd DixonNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
A250 Marianas Youth Perspectives - Ruth Kapwich, Akiko Macaranas, Devine Muna, Kerina EsnerNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Getting to Know the Marianas - Raenada MasonNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
2026 Governor Humanities Awardee Andrew Gumataotao & Alvin GumataotaoNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Chamorro & Carolinian Language Resources - Dr. Rizalina Liwag, Monica Pua, Mercedes Deleon GuerrerroNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Young Marianas Traditional Seafarers - Lianalynn Muna, Andrew RobertoNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Trees and The Marianas Community - Frank Ada, Dave CombsNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
CNMI Humanities Month 2025 -- Leo PangelinanNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Leadership in Adversity - Dr. Lawrence CamachoNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas -
Pacific Is. Canoes: A Shipbuilder's Perspective - Bob PerkinsNorthern Marianas Humanities CouncilVideo Northern Marianas
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