Nihi

Nihi A production house based in Guåhan, committed to uplifting indigenous voices and stories. Nihi! Inspire a deep love for our water, land, and people
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is a children's television/internet series and a project of Duk Duk Goose, Inc., a recently formed nonprofit with the following purposes:

1. Preserve and protect our unique language, culture, stories, identity, and resources
2. Instill a confidence and pride in our unique identity and our island community
3. Promote sustainable and healthy ways of living

Nihi! advocates for:

Chamorro language a

nd culture
Character development (respect, kindness, honesty, work ethic, sharing and other culturally based values and traits)
Environmental Stewardship
Health
Learning

03/06/2026

“There was love in these walls. There’s love in the ceiling. There’s love in every aspect of this place.”
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On April 14, Super Typhoon Sinlaku tore through the Marianas, destroying thousands of homes. AFTER THE STORM features families in recovery, in their own words.

To support the Balajadia family and others in critical need, visit sinlakuaid.org

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Through  Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples, one of Nihi’s earliest and longest-standing partners, we were a...
07/05/2026

Through Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples, one of Nihi’s earliest and longest-standing partners, we were able to move $15K of direct cash aid for families in critical need within the first week after Sinlaku. Our partners at and coordinated distribution on the ground.

has covered all of Nihi’s admin and organizing costs for our relief work, allowing us to build the sinlakuaid.org website and contract on the ground coordinators in Saipan and Tinian who are meeting directly with families to distribute aid.

Our second wave of cash aid totaling $25K will complete distribution in the next 2 weeks — with funds coming from Nihi’s general donation link, Donna and Jude Baker, and the Climate Justice Alliance

We expect another $30K+ in pledged donations from our partners including .island.vet and

We are deeply grateful for our community’s trust in moving resources to families in critical need. Whether you’re donating, volunteering, or sharing ways to support — every effort helps our islands’ ongoing recovery.

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SINLAKUAID.ORG is a growing directory of families across NMI, Guam, and Chuuk who were severely impacted by Super Typhoo...
21/04/2026

SINLAKUAID.ORG is a growing directory of families across NMI, Guam, and Chuuk who were severely impacted by Super Typhoon Sinlaku. We hope this resource makes it as easy as possible for donors across our Marianas and Micronesian communities to find and support our people directly during this long road to recovery.

If your relatives or a family you know is in critical need, you can submit their information through the website form. Click the link in our bio — sinlakuaid.org
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After Typhoon Mawar in 2023, Nihi disbursed 50K in cash aid to over 100 families who suffered home loss and critical damage. In our islands, chenchule’ systems of reciprocity and collective care are built on community trust. Direct cash aid gives families the flexibility to assess and prioritize their most urgent needs — be it housing, food, medical care, or rebuilding.
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We’re grateful to be part of this collective effort and invite you to support however you can. Please consider sharing, donating, or submitting a family in need as we continue building this resource together.
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This effort is organized by Nihi and and partners across the region.

19/03/2026

biba chamoru aircon! 🪟❄️🍃 lao better just watch out for these embilikeras 🪟👀

18/03/2026

it takes every kind of speaker to keep our language alive 🤟🏽
a sign language poem and affirmation from our elders to our children
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måtto hao ginen taddong na kustumbre
ni sumen bonitu na respetu yan guinaya
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you come from a deep culture
full of beauty, respect, and love

16/03/2026

ulu hulo’ throwback! this mes chamoru, remember to thank your mayors sa’ someone has to field those gå’ga’ calls 🐄☎️

09/03/2026

for mes chamoru, we’re sharing some of our favorite pieces from the nihi archives 🌊 i tasi-ha fa’maolek hit 🩵 the ocean restores, fixes, heals us — a truth we must uphold as extractive industries threaten our seas. our source of connection and abundance, from every corner of the pacific, prutehi i tasi 🌊

TUMAIGUINI 🌙 a time of becoming | the first season of the Chamoru calendar. With our biggest project to date underway, w...
17/02/2026

TUMAIGUINI 🌙 a time of becoming | the first season of the Chamoru calendar. With our biggest project to date underway, we’re stepping into the new year rested and deeply grateful.

Scenes from Vanuatu 🇻🇺
Our in-progress documentary centers the Indigenous Pacific attorneys, advocates, and island communities whose momentous work brought the largest climate case in ICJ history to the world stage. Creating this film with Blue Ocean Law and our Melanesian partners and crew across the South Pacific has been a profound gift.

Our recent time in Vanuatu reminded us of what anchors Nihi’s work: the generosity of our communities, the beauty of our islands, the ease of shared laughter, the brilliance of ancient knowledge systems, and the courage of Pacific leaders carrying our people forward with clarity and care.

Beyond this film, you can expect in 2026:
— More Chamoru music and language
— More stories honoring our elders
— A quarterly newsletter to stay connected
— Continued spotlight on Indigenous protectors defending our land and oceans
— More space for Pacific joy

Saina yan si Yu’os ma’åse’ for walking with us into this new season. Join our newsletter through the link in our bio — or DM us your email to stay connected.

25/11/2025

Honored to share Heroes of Micronesia with Pacific Community and to be part of The Pacific Ways 🩵

Meet our Heroes•There is Tony de Brum from the Marshall Islands 🇲🇭 — who as a boy witnessed the nuclear bombing of his h...
25/08/2025

Meet our Heroes

There is Tony de Brum from the Marshall Islands 🇲🇭 — who as a boy witnessed the nuclear bombing of his home and then went to war against injustice. Who rose like a mountain from the sea to restore the rights of his people, earning him a nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize. When the global north failed their climate pledges and threatened to walk away from environmental action, Tony held back the flood –sued every single one of the nuclear powers, and led the rest of the world to consensus–becoming one of Micronesia’s greatest guardians.

After Tony de Brum’s passing, Marshall Islands President Hilda Heine may have said it best: “He fought for our independence, he fought against the tyranny of nuclear weapons and for nuclear justice for our people, and he led the international fight against climate change. The very existence of the Paris Agreement owes a lot to Tony de Brum. He was a giant of history, a legend in every meaning of the word, and a custodian of our shared future.”

Heroes of Micronesia: Episode 3 features W***y Kostka, Cinta Kaipat, Joakim Peter, and Tony de Brum. Watch the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxSmXSIz5o0&t=3s

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