Your support matters.
“I support Nihi because it TEACHES OUR CHILDREN that what we have and WHO WE ARE IS BEAUTIFUL and WORTH PROTECTING.”
—Julian Aguon, Human Rights Attorney
Your general donations ensure that Nihi Indigenous Media can keep our studio open, keep the lights on, pay production costs, share the program with public school classrooms, and continue to affirm cultural identity while offering unique industry experience and opportunities for local children to engage in community productions.
*Contributions will be used at our discretion for purposes consistent with our exempt purposes. Contributors will be updated by email or through this website.
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80% of GDOE’s 30,000 public school students are considered high-poverty. Studies now show that reconnecting children to culture is key to academic success, socio-emotional well-being, and even reducing high-risk behaviors like suicide. For a community that faces high rates of domestic violence, suicide, and drug abuse, it is urgent for us to send the message that our traditional knowledge is relevant — that “who we are and what we have is beautiful and worth protecting”.
Our island needs you.
The people of Guam are fighting to protect their water from contamination by a massive firing range complex that the U.S. military is building over the island’s main aquifer in an area called Litekyan. As part of the construction process, the military is destroying thousands of acres of pristine limestone forest and multiple sites that are sacred to the Chamoru people.
Help support our education efforts to increase awareness around this urgent issue by donating below.
*Contributions will be used at our discretion for purposes consistent with our exempt purposes. Contributors will be updated by email or through this website.
