Monthly Archives: August 2016

You may have noticed that over the years I like to share the different Pacific Islands’ cultural events that take place, well, anywhere in the world.  Many of these take place in the Australia, New Zealand and the USA and … Continue reading →

In the past couple of years ICAS has been taking on many projects in the capital town of Suva, Fiji. It is nice to see how the capturing and telling of Fiji’s history, as well as the importance of safeguarding archives is … Continue reading →

International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples was celebrated around the world a couple of days ago on August 9. This year was devoted to ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Right to Education.’ The designated date of August 9th goes back to 1994 when … Continue reading →

The Te Maeva Nui celebrations on Rarotonga, Cook Islands, began last week and will continue to run for about nine days ending on August 6, 2016. The Cook Islands Constitution Celebrations is the nation’s celebration of nationhood, self- government and independence. Held annually … Continue reading →