Art
Ben “Sinahi” del Rosario
Ben “Sinahi” San Nicolas del Rosario is a Chamorro cultural artist who specializes in creating traditional Chamorro ornamental pieces and jewelry.
Art
Leonard Iriarte
Leonard Iriarte (Familian Yåyi) is an educator (fafa’nå’gue) and an oral historian for the I Fanlalai’an Oral History Project.
Art
Herman Crisostomo
Herman A. Crisostomo is a photographer and filmmaker known for his stylish television commercials and photographs of beautiful women. Born in Sinajana to Herman Aguon
Art
Clotilde “Ding” Castro Gould
Clotilde “Ding” Castro Gould (1930-2002) was a beloved storyteller, educator and advocate for Chamorro language and culture. Through her sense of humor and gift for
Art
Robert Taitano
Robert Phillip Taitano (1938 – 2022) was an established woodcarver who specializes in crafting art works, furniture and other decorative pieces from local hardwood. A
Catholic
Guam Fiesta Calendar
View list of the fiestas by month or download the Catholic Church’s fiesta calendar.
Contemporary Guam Era
Hagåtña Heritage Walking Trail
In Guam’s capital city of Hagåtña sightseers can take a memorable walk through Guam’s history. The Heritage Walking Trail, developed by the Hagåtña Foundation in
Catholic
CHamoru Religious Music: Hymnals
Music has always been an important feature of Chamorro/CHamoru culture and society. From ancient chants to kantan chamorita, to local renditions of modern country or
Civic Society
UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Implications for the Chamorro People. The Chamorro people continue to struggle for self-determination. Chamorros of Guam have been colonized since about 1695 by Spain, the
Contemporary Guam Era
CHamoru Self-Determination: Right of a People
Edited by Laura Torres Souder and Robert A. Underwood. Published by the Chamorro Studies Association and Micronesian Area Research Center, University of Guam 1987.