Programs

Work alongside other groups, especially Indigenous partners, to host cultural events, build libraries and resource centers, and create print, audio, and video projects that help keep Marshallese culture alive and share it with future generations.

To create training programs—including a yearly summer session—that help young people connect with their heritage, build civic responsibility, and prepare for future careers. As part of this effort, we’ll work to identify gifted and at-risk youth and provide them with meaningful mentoring opportunities.

To share knowledge, educate, and raise awareness about the environmental challenges facing both the Marshall Islands and the United States. We plan to achieve this through partnerships with other non-governmental organizations and relevant government agencies, by sponsoring forums and events on these issues, and by developing accessible educational materials.

We want to help Marshallese immigrants find their way in a new society—making sure they can access the resources they need while staying true to their culture. At the same time, we aim to encourage partnerships and open doors for Marshallese families to give back and thrive as part of the American Dream.

Create programs that inspire Marshallese youth to stay in school, pursue higher education, and achieve their full potential. At the same time, we’ll share Marshallese history and traditions with communities across the U.S., building pride and understanding for future generations.

To address the health challenges faced by the Marshallese community by providing access to education and resources, and by developing culturally informed strategies and lifeways that promote positive health outcomes.

Work with partners to share the history of nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands and elsewhere. By telling these stories openly, we hope to spark conversations and shape public policies that honor communities and protect future generations.