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IMAGE: The Young Men s League of Guam presented the University of Guam with a $25,000 grant on March 3 to develop an online open-access database for CHamoru language-learning resources. (From left). view more
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Recognizing the need to make instructional resources about the CHamoru language and culture more accessible to the community, Inetnon Lalåhen Guåhan the Young Men s League of Guam presented the University of Guam with a $25,000 grant on March 3 to develop an online open-access database for such resources.
The multi-phased project will include:
collecting, organizing, and digitizing CHamoru language and culture learning resources that have been produced over the last 50 years;
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