FEATURE
This week's Unincorporated feature is a haunting poem by Kisha Borja-Quichocho-Calvo, entitled "Maybe They'll Listen to Us. Maybe." Kisha is a CHamoru mother/poet/student/teacher from Mangilao, Guåhan. Click the more button below to read the poem or the Unincorporated magazine in its entirety.
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FOCUS
Check out Unincorporated, our latest digital magazine exploring CHamoru stories, experiences, and perspectives on civic engagement in relation to voting rights, democracy, decolonization, self-determination and Guåhan's political status. For your convenience, click explore to view the Interactive Print Version or the Online Version.
HAPPENING
We're looking for a Communications Coordinator to join our passionate team in developing, presenting, and supporting public humanities in the Guåhan community. Send your letter of application, resume, and three references to nfsongeni@humanitiesguahan.org. Send inquiries to info@humanitiesguahan.org.
