Daughters of the Island: CHamoru Women Organizers of Guåhan and Other WritingsDaughters is a critical study of the historical roles and contributions of CHamoru women in Guhan and their complex negotiations of the shifting cultural and political landscapes of kostumbren CHamoru under Spanish, American, and Japanese colonialisms. Writing from the authoritative vantage point as hgan hga blood daughter, and based on extensive oral history and archival work, Souder weaves a story of CHamoru womens resilience against western

and her cultural identity

She has lived in the hills of Sånta Rita with her boonie dogs since 1990

and her culture

The Golden Ko’ko’ only comes around every 100 years

is known for using distinct color palettes depicting fauna such as birds

Tyquiengco's stories are slice of life scenes from school

Representing multi-disciplinary research and literary traditions

Un Ha'åni yan si Ena follows Ena

Throughout the journal are lines of poetry from the book Dry Nights by Pep Borja

Author of Theory of Water

Join her as she makes her way out of the hive

known for their powerful bite