Features
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Pojee’s Music Rooted in Grandparents and Home
Pojee’s music is more than sound—it’s memory, belonging, and the warmth of family. Rooted in Nausori village and shaped by his grandparents, his songs weave home into every note, inviting listeners on a journey toward connection and hope.
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Indonesia Scholarship Journey Fuels Fiji’s Education Outlook
From Fiji to Indonesia, an educator’s scholarship journey reveals how immersion in another culture can reshape education, nurture resilience, and spark lasting regional connections. A tale of growth, mentorship, and the power of learning abroad to help Fiji thrive.
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From Struggle to Leadership: Fiji’s Mental Health Advocate Champions Psychosocial Disability Rights
An unwavering commitment to family becomes the spark for a remarkable transformation. Sera Osborne rises from personal struggle to leadership in Fiji’s Psychiatric Survivors Association, turning resilience into a nationwide push for rights, dignity, and real support for those living with psychosocial disabilities. Her story shines a light on the quiet battles behind policy—and the…
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Lice Movono on Breaking Barriers for Women in Sports Journalism
Behind every headline lies a story of persistence in a field long dominated by men. A seasoned journalist reveals the barriers she faced—and the small, steady changes redefining sports and indigenous reporting for the next generation.
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Fiji’s Sign Language Advocate: From Librarian to Deaf-Education Leader
From a library assistant to a lead teacher for the deaf, Felicity Ali’s journey shines a light on Fijian Sign Language and a classroom that empowers students with literacy, numeracy, and practical skills. It’s a story of resilience, changing perceptions, and a steadfast commitment to inclusive education in Fiji.
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Sabina Moce: Fiji’s 24-Year-Old Disability Advocate Driving Inclusive Policy and Election Access
At 24, Sabina Moce is turning personal challenges into a beacon for disability inclusion—from making education more accessible to pushing for real participation in policy discussions. Her journey with the Fiji Albinism Project and regional forums highlights resilience, advocacy, and the work still needed to ensure every voice is truly heard.
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Faith Groups Elevate Community Voices in Climate Mobility
Communities facing climate mobility are stepping into the conversation with a faith-led, people-centered approach. Through pastoral care and strategic partnerships, PCC elevates local voices—from villages to regional forums—turning lived experiences into policy insight. This shift aims to honor dignity, trust, and real community agency in relocation decisions.
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Rural Fiji Kindergarten Teacher Inspires Hope and Literacy
Nine years in a rural kindergarten have shown Miriama Dravikula that nurturing young minds is about faith, patience, and the small milestones that spark big futures. From a pastor’s daughter’s moving life to guiding children through language barriers, her journey reveals the heart—and hope—at the core of teaching.
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Culture Meets Civic Action: A Rotuman Youth Leader’s Call to Vote
Culture isn’t just heritage—it’s a driver of civic life. Meet Kava Masilagi, a young activist blending Rotuman roots with public service through cultural mapping and youth engagement. From a family steeped in political discussion to shaping how communities speak up and participate in the democratic process, her story hints at how tradition can power contemporary…
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Dakuivuna Farmer Battles Weather and Aging Tools to Feed His Family
Two decades of farming have made the land the family’s lifeblood, turning crops like cassava and kumala into daily meals and a future for their grandchildren. Yet unpredictable weather and limited tools turn each harvest into a hard-won victory. A tale of resilience, family, and the stubborn belief that where there is land, there is…