Join us for a multi-dimensional conversation as we bring together three esteemed guest speakers in their fields: Risako Sakai (@Risako_Sakai), Elaine Cromie (@cromiee), and Ako Castuera. This episode is moderated by special guest Laura Dux (@laura_dux).
Join us with Madoka Hammine (@madokahammine), Michinori Shimoji (@shimojizemi), Martha Tsutsui Billins (@lingfieldnotes), and guest host Micah Mizukami (@waterpaper42), who share their focus in their languages, linguistics, revitalization, and identity.
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Open letter: ‘Our Culture IS part of the solution, NOT the problem’
Responding to the VICE Media’s ‘The Dark Truth of Japan's Paradise Island | Trouble in Paradise’ and ‘Japan's Stereotypes Against Amejo in Okinawa’. https://t.co/BV2B64MCsO
Such an honor to be in conversation with two incredible and inspiring Kānaka Maoli and Shimanchu folks talking the nuances of mixed race identity, and similarities and differences between #okinawa and #hawaii. Ippee nifee deebiru and mahalo, Momi and Lehuauakea! 🌺🙏
Join us in conversation with Momi Cummings and Lehuauakea as we focus on the intersections and connections of their identities as Kānaka Maoli and Shimanchu in tandem with their work and personal lives.
Sharing this link for open positions at @OISTedu including a Program Director of Diversity Equity and Inclusion ❤️🔥 Thanks for sharing with me @AyaPeloquin https://t.co/MiOOC0HSLr
Can't wait for the virtual screening of Miracle City Koza that's been on my must-watch list for quite some time. Showing in September as part of the Japan Film Festival Los Angeles @Project9dainama
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On #IndigenousPeoplesDay I am feeling so grateful to be part of a reconnecting diasporic community. I'm inspired by the evolving conversations around reclamation, identity, language, & solidarity within the diversity of our lived & inherited experiences. #WeAreIndigenous#ryukyu
Talking with people with Ryukyu identity in different places of the world (Okinawa, Fukuoka, Hawaii, and Seattle) turned out to be a rediscovery of my own identity. It reminded me of the fact that we as Ryukyuan are connected to each other with the same identity. Thank you all.
Nifee deebiru 🙏 so much this was an incredible conversation! I learned so much from everyone and the beautiful diversity of the peoples of the Ryukyu archipelago. 🌺
Having an interesting and intense discussion now with wonderful people with a Ryukyu identity (@msatokotsubi and @madokahammine and @shimanchupod) on Ichariba Choodee Podcast about Ryukyuan and its linguistic, sociolinguistic and sociocultural aspects.
We are thrilled to see #hajichi, the indigenous tattoo practice of our ancestors in #Ryukyu (present day #Okinawa) and the once strong matriarchal foundations of our culture capture the attention of @washingtonpost. We'd like to highlight a few responses to this article. 1/?