By Journal on July 21, 2023
SEPS, Sports and Extracurricular Program, ukulele, Xhania Zedkaia
Feature Articles

The Sports and Extracurricular Program in Majuro is running many summer programs for young people. Among those is a super successful ukulele training session at their headquarters in Delap. The smiles on the students holding their instruments says it all.
By Journal on July 20, 2023
Alsina Thomas, Bertine Lakjohn, Bremrose Lakjohn, Lulu Emil, Seventh Day Adventist School, United World College, UWC Scholarship, UWC Schools
News Archive

WILMER JOEL A student from Delap Seventh Day Adventist School was selected for a United World College scholarship in Singapore. Bremrose Grace Lakjohn, 16, daughter of medical practitioners Bremity and Kenye Mike, is the first student from SDA to be selected for the scholarship in the over 10 years that Marshallese high school students have […]
By Journal on July 20, 2023
Beverly Brul, Building Economic Inclusion, Carnie Reimers, ELEFA, Grameen Foundation, Hank Liu, Henry Hand, ICDF Taiwan
News Archive

The United States government, through Grameen Foundation USA, and the Taiwan’s International Cooperation and Development Fund, jointly funded the Building Economic Inclusion via the Blue Economy Innovation Fund and a Gender and Power Dynamics workshop. The event focused on the power of the blue and green economies to deepen the market participation of women entrepreneurs […]
By Journal on July 20, 2023
Antari Elbon, Darlene Keju-Johnson, Fukushima, Hilary Hosia, Hirata Kabua, Kazunari Tanaka, Koboj Langrine, Marshall Islands Mayors Association, MIMA, Telmong J. Kabua, Telmong Kabua, Yukiko Hata
News Archive

HILARY HOSIA The idea of Japan releasing waste water from a nuclear power plant into the ocean did not sit well with local mayors attending the Marshall Islands Mayors Association summit at the International Conference Center over the weekend. The mayors, most of whom are avid fishermen, disliked the idea of what they perceive as […]
By Journal on July 14, 2023
Bikini, Enewetak, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, Nuclear Claims Tribunal, Phillip Muller, radiation, William Robison
Back In The Day

Journal 7/18/1986P3 Peace Corps promoting healthy islands The 20th anniversary of the Peace Corps in Micronesia is rolling around, and with it are coming some big changes in the program in the Marshalls. Since the day a new group of nine Peace Corps Volunteers stepped off an Air Mike flight last week, they have been […]
By Journal on July 14, 2023
American University, Arnold Palacios, Federated States of Micronesia, Georgetown University, JSA Summer Program, Media and Democracy, Nia Wase, Northwestern University, Pepperdine University, Princeton University, Thomas Mangloña II, universities like Stanford University
Feature Articles

WILMER JOEL Ten high school students from the Federated States of Micronesia and Marshall Islands went to the Northern Marianas to join the Junior State of America Civics Institute Micronesia earlier this month. Nia Wase, a student at Majuro Cooperative School, was the sole RMI representative. For the second time, Northern Marianas College was chosen […]
By Journal on July 13, 2023
2024 Micronesian Games, Australian Defense Vessel Reliant, Australian Embassy, droughts, freshwater, Hilary Hosia, Outer Islands, Starlink communications systems
News Archive

HILARY HOSIA Australian Defense Vessel Reliant spent a few days in Port Majuro last week, offering tours to government officials and local residents.The vessel crew said it is keen on assisting in the upcoming 2024 Micronesian Games but only if requested by the Marshall Islands. The possibility of Reliant’s involvement in the summer games is […]
By Journal on July 13, 2023
Demon Town, Jenrok, Majuro Local Police Department, Micronesian games, school dropouts, substance abuse, urban community, Wilmer Joel, youth unemployment
News Archive

WILMER JOEL Demon Town located in Jenrok — next to a cemetery and a major sports venue for the upcoming Micronesian Games — was once among the areas most vulnerable to sea level rise but has since turned into a hotspot for trouble. It is a neighborhood with a high rate of youth unemployment, substance […]
By Journal on July 13, 2023
Angeline Heine-Reimers, Chewy Lin, Darrel Larson, KIO Club, Kora in Okrane, Liberia, United Nations Sustainable Development Goal
News Archive

GIFF JOHNSON The Marshall Islands was called to honor Saturday night for becoming only the second country in the world to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal of “clean water for all.” An all-volunteer women’s organization in the Marshall Islands was credited for spearheading a five-year project to provide simple water filtration systems for home […]
By Journal on July 11, 2023
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