Mia Perez
ReporterMia Perez is a diasporic CHamoru woman who grew up in San Jose, California. She currently lives in Guåhan and attends the University of Guam, pending to graduate in 2025.
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Guam Senator William Parkinson has reintroduced a bill urging mandatory screening for all cargo entering the island. -
This Saturday, Guam’s LGBTQIA+ non-profit, GALA, hosts its second annual Mini Carnival in celebration of Pride Month, for free. -
Senator Sabrina Salas Matanane honored middle school teacher Jorge Emmanuel for his significant contributions to Guam’s history education. -
The Guam Legislature wrapped up its June session with a packed agenda. The legislative branch approved past records, introduced new legislation, issued committee reports, and voted on dozens of bills and appointments. -
Episode 4 of Current Perspectives explores wayfinding through economic recovery, cultural revival, and youth transformation across the Marianas. -
Last week, graduate students from the University of Guam presented a proposal to develop affordable housing on CHamoru Land Trust lands. -
Britain’s most senior diplomat for the U.S. Southwest made an inaugural visit to Guam and the CNMI. The representative is interested in potential partnerships on economic development and environmental initiatives. -
A new two-year national fellowship called the Environment and Democracy fellowship highlights the relationship between environmental justice and democracy across the U.S. territories, including Guam and the CNMI. -
World Theater Productions is returning a classic to the island stage: Jesus Christ Superstar, with legendary director Benjie Diola running the show. -
Officials outline critical road maintenance and safety improvements during the Island Beautification Task Force’s monthly meeting.
