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Cultural Vignettes<\/p>\n

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Hinenggen CHamoru<\/p>\n

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This video series of cultural vignettes was produced in 2018 to promote our indigenous p\u00e5\u2019a – a deeper knowledge and understanding of lina\u2019la\u2019 \u202c\u202d\u202cCHamoru\u202d. \u202cThe vignettes emphasize different CHamoru values and traditions such as In\u00e1fa\u2019maolek, Inageftao, Inarespeta and Inayudu. These short video clips are designed to be used as teaching tools by teachers and families\u202d.\u202c<\/p>\n

The Kumisi\u00f3n developed the vignettes with the support of educators and students from the University of Guam\u2019s CHamoru Studies Program and the Guam Department of Education\u2019s CHamoru Studies and Special Projects Division. Members of the community volunteered their time and services to make this project possible\u202d.<\/p>\n

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Cultural Vignettes | INAGEFTAO<\/p>\n

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Cultural Vignettes | INAFA’MAOLEK (pt. 2)<\/p>\n

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Cultural Vignettes | INARESPETA<\/p>\n

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Cultural Vignettes | INAYUDU<\/p>\n

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Cultural Vignettes | INAFA’MAOLEK (pt. 1)<\/p>\n

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Cultural Vignettes | INAFA’MAOLEK (pt. 2)<\/p>\n

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