This video, the third in the History of Micronesia video series, offers a close up view of the glory years under Japanese rule, 1920-40.

A look at Chuuk's financial state and how it has affected all other areas of government, public health and the dispensaries in particular.

A look into the rising numbers of suicide cases in Micronesia, a serious contemporary issue that many Islander families must face.

This video opens in 1885 with the contest between Spain & Germany for the possession of the islands. It highlights the Sokehs uprising on Pohnpei and concludes with the takeover by Japan.

Part 1 in Micronesia history series, this documentary shows the impact in early Spanish explorers, British Indiamen, whalers, beachcombers, missionaries, and copra traders on the islands and their people.

This final segment in the History of Micronesia video series presents the final two decades of U.S. Administration (1960-1980), when change was the order of the day, and traces the path to self-rule.

The first part of this video documents the preparations for war and the assault by the Allies on the islands. It traces the outlines of the reconstruction of the islands under the US Navy & Interior Department.

This film explores the traditional roles of women and how they are changing in contemporary Micronesia, with a special emphasis on the outer islands of Chuuk and Yap.

In a documentary produced for a local Pacific audience, 6 sustainable energy initiatives are introduced. These projects shed light on local initiatives to curb the effects of global warming and climate change on a local level as Marshallese find ways to create heat, light and electricity from the sun, wind, water and coconuts.

In this video people single out exceptionally good schools and point out why they worked so well by local standards. Through the competence and dedication of the principal, and the strength of community support for its school, the contemporary education system is flourishing in Micronesia.

Typhoons, fires, wave surges, epidemics? Emergencies can happen at any time, so it makes sense to know how to prepare for them. This documentary, produced for a local audience, suggests how to get ready, as well as providing insight to outsiders about the daily realities of extreme weather from climate change impacts daily life.

A documentary about the re-negotiation of the Compact of Free Association, legislation which has had innumerable impacts on life for the Marshallese in the wake of historical atomic testing and U.S. military operations.