Witnessing Guam's Chamorro Dance up close (and then trying a bit of those moves too together with my best friend 😝 ) - - - Historically, not a lot was recorded about Chamorro* dance by early explorers and visitors (such as those of its early Spanish conquerors), yet the art is thriving and evolving today. Some may say that it's akin to Polynesian dances, and that may be true, but the Chamorro people do their best to incorporate their own heritage. *Chamorro: the indigenous people of Guam / #Ail

The movement to preserve the Chamorro language continues on Rota with three different generations of teachers coming together to keep the lessons alive at Sinapalo Elementary School. | KUAM News

KUAM's Nestor Licanto interviews Chamorro language and history professor Kennth Gofigan Kuper about today's People for Peace Rally in Hagatna, and what promoting the spirit of the island means for the safety of Guamanians and the island's identity to the world. | KUAM News