Chepchop Unai The book follows the Americans

The book follows the Americans through the defensive stage of the Pacific War

This journal was published by the University of Guam Press with support from the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center’s Focus on Life Program (SAMHSA grant #H79SM082116)

Keck breaks new ground

She has become the Mother Tree and the final hope for this beautiful native species to survive

is a collection of poetry and creative narratives from 37 authors from the Pacific Island region created for the 12th Festival of Pacific Arts (FestPac) in Guam

Chepchop Unai The book follows the AmericansAt the seashore, or chepchop unai, a young boy named Juan learns how to build sand sculptures from his uncle. Although he is met with obstacles along the way, Juan keeps trying until he becomes a talented sand sculptor. Chepchop Unai highlights the beauty and importance of intergenerational sharing in the CHamoru culture. The book features captivating illustrations of Juan and his family at the beach and the unique island inspired sand sculptures he