Participants at an indigenous language conference surely believe in the importance of safeguarding Pacific languages. But for a sustainable linguistic future of the Pacific to be guaranteed requires this same conviction to be held at every level of society, from pre-school to adulthood, from grassroots to government. It requires new generations who understand the value of their languages, and who will stand up for their linguistic rights in their schools, in bureaucratic institutions, and in international negotiations. The University of the South Pacific should play a key role in supporting this vision and yet, throughout almost 50 years, it has faced challenges in ensuring the development, sustainability and localization of Pacific languag...
As a region, the nations of the Pacific face continuing challenges to their economic, political, soc...
This paper is part of a presentation at the Australian and New Zealand Student Services Association ...
Pacific studies in Hawai‘i and possibly New Zealand, and certainly Hawaiian and Mäori studies, are m...
At the University of the South Pacific’s 50th anniversary, we celebrated the introduction of degree ...
In 2019, the international year of indigenous languages, and the year after the University of the So...
Almost one-quarter of the world's languages are (or were) spoken in the Pacific, making it linguisti...
Emphasizing the holistic nature of teaching and learning informed by Pacific cultures and languages,...
This applied thesis explores why continued access to Pacific language education is of importance in ...
Mānoa (UHM) has had a special focus on Austronesian and Asian languages. It has sup-ported and encou...
Affordable access to higher education is a major challenge for small Pacific island nations. The Uni...
The Pacific region is home to about 1,500 languages, with a strong concentration of linguistic diver...
This paper considers an appropriate pedagogy for indigenous language programmes at tertiary level in...
This briefing paper focuses on the choices of instructional language in Pacific classrooms, as manda...
Micronesia is one region in the world where there has been high quality documentation and conservati...
Existing research concerning literacy in the Pacific indicates three key considerations: (1) Traditi...
As a region, the nations of the Pacific face continuing challenges to their economic, political, soc...
This paper is part of a presentation at the Australian and New Zealand Student Services Association ...
Pacific studies in Hawai‘i and possibly New Zealand, and certainly Hawaiian and Mäori studies, are m...
At the University of the South Pacific’s 50th anniversary, we celebrated the introduction of degree ...
In 2019, the international year of indigenous languages, and the year after the University of the So...
Almost one-quarter of the world's languages are (or were) spoken in the Pacific, making it linguisti...
Emphasizing the holistic nature of teaching and learning informed by Pacific cultures and languages,...
This applied thesis explores why continued access to Pacific language education is of importance in ...
Mānoa (UHM) has had a special focus on Austronesian and Asian languages. It has sup-ported and encou...
Affordable access to higher education is a major challenge for small Pacific island nations. The Uni...
The Pacific region is home to about 1,500 languages, with a strong concentration of linguistic diver...
This paper considers an appropriate pedagogy for indigenous language programmes at tertiary level in...
This briefing paper focuses on the choices of instructional language in Pacific classrooms, as manda...
Micronesia is one region in the world where there has been high quality documentation and conservati...
Existing research concerning literacy in the Pacific indicates three key considerations: (1) Traditi...
As a region, the nations of the Pacific face continuing challenges to their economic, political, soc...
This paper is part of a presentation at the Australian and New Zealand Student Services Association ...
Pacific studies in Hawai‘i and possibly New Zealand, and certainly Hawaiian and Mäori studies, are m...