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In this episode -- Izzy, Inina, Shiloh, and Ha'åni talk to Executive Director of the Commission on Decolonization, Melvin Won Pat-Borja, about what a colony is, how colonization affects our island, why decolonization is important, and more!

The Commission on Decolonization invites you to join us on September 12 and 13 for a forum featuring regional and international experts on self-determination including Caryle Corbin, Mililani Trask, Sandra Creamer and others.
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Paid for by the Commission on Decolonization as authorized by the Public Information Program (1 GCA Chapter 21 § 2109)

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Guest: Melvin Won Pat-Borja
Director & Producer: Cara Flores
Producer / Junior Director of Photography: Aaron Santos
Producer / Junior Assistant Director: Siobhon McManus
Junior Sound Mixer / Recordist: Lawrence Lizama
Camera Operator C: Averill J. Leano
Camera A / Junior Production Assistant: Ha'åni Flores
Editor: Frescania T. Taitague
Post Production sound: Jonathan Glaser

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KIDS TALK introduces kids on Guam to local and regional elders, cultural practitioners and professionals through candid conversations, to affirm identity and to reconnect children and viewers to culture and tradition.

KIDS TALK is produced entirely in Guam by cultural 501(c)(3)non-profit DUK DUK GOOSE, INC. Our mission as an indigenous Chamoru production company is to inspire a deep love for our land, ocean and community and to uplift indigenous voices across our region.


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