Events

The center invites all new and returning students, affiliate faculty, and friends to its Fall 2018 orientation reception on Friday, August 24 from 11:00am to 2:00pm in the Tokioka Room on the 3^rd floor of Moore Hall. Join us as we celebrate a new school year and update the CPIS community about exciting things happening at the center.

Please join us for the third installment of Oceania on the Reel: Spring 2018 Film Series.

There has been a change to our line up for April 14, and we are proud to announce the screening of a new short film “Anointed” featuring the work of acclaimed poet Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner and film maker Daniel Lin. The film examines the enduring legacy of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands. Both Kathy and Daniel will join us for the event, and they look forward to engaging with the audience. See you there! #CPISintheCommunity
#CPIStudentLife#domepoem#OceaniaOnTheReel

Hungry? Come on down to da Shop/Bess Press at 3565 Harding Ave in Kaimuki. @chamorrogrindz joins us and is selling AWESOME Chamorro food plates for today’s screening of Maisa the Chamoru Girl Who Saves Guahan…part of Oceania on the Reel: Spring 2018 Pacific Film Series. Film starts at 1pm…Chamorro food ready ready for purchase now! Film is free and open to public. Come on down! #CPISintheCommunity

ACT Fiji uses creative arts to advocate on social issues, empowering youth to be change makers and address social issues in their community. Come learn about locally led and organized community justice movements in Fiji, and how you can be a part of it all through study abroad opportunities at the University of the South Pacific. 

The talk will be held March 15, 2018, 2:30 – 4:30 pm at QLCSS 411 on the UH Mānoa campus

Join us as we welcome the President of Unibetsedåt Guahan (University of Guam) as he presents “Micronesian Waters: No Longer an American Lake” #CPISeminars#CPISvisitors#CPIStudentLife

For our #CPISfriends in southern California…a special screening of Moana Rua: The Rising of the Sea will take place March 22 at the University of Southern California followed by a Q&A with filmmaker and writer Vilsoni Hereniko and cultural anthropologist Edvard Hviding.