Hafa Adai,
The University Libraries Digital Repository strives to preserve digital artifacts and resources from Guam and Micronesia showcasing indigenous knowledge and Island Wisdom. This is achieved through the collective efforts of our University Libraries core team, partnerships (GDOE, Young Men’s League of Guam, University Press), DRC advisement, and grant funding through Governor Lou Leon Guerrero’s ESF II Education Stabilization Fund (S425H200004). The team seeks to digitize collections for remote accessibility and preservation, as well as create bespoke digital tools to improve digital content management of archival collections and exhibitions. View listed projects that have been produced by the team’s iterative processes and collective efforts by clicking "About".

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Guam Past and Present

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