By Journal on July 2, 2026
Ajeltake, Amity Jarom, Aron Langinlur, Boaz Lamidrik, Dr. Natalie Nimmer, Giff Johnson, Hilary Vanderwey, Jina David, Laura, RMI IMPACT II, Ruby Marcelo, Woja
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The handover of new water storage systems for public schools in Ajeltake, Woja and Laura last Thursday has come none too soon, Education Commissioner Dr. Natalie Nimmer told the people assembled for the ceremony at Ajeltake Elementary School. With lower levels of rain forecast for the RMI starting this month and onward into 2027, the […]
By Journal on December 26, 2025
CMI’s Arrak Campus, International Organization for Migration, Jina David, Laura chickens, Laura Farmer’s Association, Majuro Atoll Local Government, Rubon JR Jacklick
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RUBON JR JACKLICK A pilot project — “Chicken Coop Broiler & Layer Pilot Project” — launched last week in Laura with a two-day training program. The workshop was held at Laura Community Center located at Jeirok last Thursday and Friday. During the workshop, people of Laura community showed their appreciation to International Organization for Migration, […]
By Journal on December 15, 2022
Eve Burns, Francyne Wase-Jacklick, International Day for People with Disabilities, Jina David, Ladie Jack, Ramona Obeketang, Tim Mea, William Ring
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EVE BURNSThe challenges in the Marshall Islands of diabetes and deafness were highlighted during the opening of International Day for People with Disabilities in Majuro last week. “Transformative solutions for inclusive development: The role of innovation in fueling an accessible and equitable world” is the theme for this year’s International Day for people with disabilities. […]
By Journal on October 30, 2020
Eve Burns, Jina David
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A big drug-free gathering brought schools from Laura to downtown together for an afternoon walkathon from Public School System headquarters to Delap Park Monday. The students yelled out, “say no to drugs, don’t start” through the walk to raise awareness on usage of drugs here in the Marshall Islands. Councilman Jina David on behalf the […]
By Journal on September 18, 2020
Eve Burns, Jason Thomas, Jina David, Roger Muller
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EVE BURNSMarshall Islands Red Cross Society held a World First Aid Day event at Laura this past Saturday. Red Cross announced it will be using the Jeirok Center as a sub-office going forward. World First Aid Day is an annual campaign to promote the importance of first aid training in preventing injuries and saving lives. […]
By Journal on April 16, 2020
Dolores debrum Kattil, EPA, Jack Niedenthal, Jina David, Majuro, MALGov
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A multi-agency fumigation team was recognized for its work in helping to stem the dengue fever outbreak. The team is made up of staff from the RMI EPA, Ministry of Health and Human Services, and Majuro Atoll Local Government. On hand to recognize eight members of the team were Health Secretary Jack Niedenthal, MALGov Councilman […]
By Journal on April 10, 2020
Christopher Loeak, Jina David, Jo-Jikum, Marshall Islands, MICS, Miss Marshall Islands
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“As Miss Marshall Islands I hope to accomplish making this movement a law by banning all single-use plastics and eliminating the amount of waste that comes back into our shores,” said Billma Peter, the RMI’s first ever Miss Marshall Islands. She told the Journal that this coalition is compromised of a group of youth with […]
By Journal on November 7, 2019
Arrak, Eve Burns, Jeirok, Jina David, Jo-Jikum, Laura High School, MALGov
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EVE BURNS Commonly known as a go-getter councilman, Jina David joined with Laura High School seniors to distribute gravity light devices throughout Jeirok and Arrak villages last week. The project, “Gravity Lights,” is sponsored by the Majuro Atoll Local Government, the Jo-Jikum youth organization, the National Energy Office, and led by David. People were happy […]
By Journal on September 19, 2019
Albers Alik Jr., Bryant Zebedy, Cansecho Carmel, Hilda Heine, Jina David, Jo-Jikum, Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, Meitaka Kendall, Walter Jinuna
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KELLY LORENNIJ The youth non-profit Jo-Jikum, which means “your home,” finally has a place to call home after years of working without a roof over the heads of its Earth Champions. Jo-Jikum Director Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner calls the NGO and its new headquarters a “labor of love” that has come a long way from its humble […]
By Journal on November 23, 2018
1.5 degrees, climate action, Greenpeace, Hilda Heine, Jina David
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A community event at Laura Saturday brought attention to the call for climate action to limit rising global temperatures to 1.5 degrees Celcius. The event raised attention to the climate issue on the eve of the November 22 virtual climate summit being hosted from Majuro by President Hilda Heine.