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29K views · 266 shares | How many of you have wanted to learn Chamorro but outside a typical classroom setting and with a different approach? Estudia I Kantan Chamoru was formed in hopes of gathering families to learn Guam's native tongue. Lenny and Pika Fejeran had the urge to learn their native language and use it with their children. For the past six months, the couple have been actively enrolled at the Hurao Academy. | KUAM News | Facebook

2K views · 45 reactions | Over in the NMI, a new Sesame Street-inspired children’s show hopes to make learning the Chamorro language and culture accessible and fun. As Thomas Manglona reports, they’re running on “Island Time.” | KUAM News | Facebook

The dance group Brian Jess Terlaje began while he was in high school is approaching the big 2-0. It seems as if the man known to most as "Uncle B" still has the energy level of a teenager. By day Brian teaches the Chamorro language and cultural arts at John F. Kennedy High School. By night, he's back in Yona, as the esteemed leader of Guma' Rasan Acho Latte, where his cultural identity began to form. | KUAM News