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To preserve and protect culture, language plays an essential role in connecting with others while sharing and learning together! POLY-Lingual creates simple and fun programs for travelers, students, and the whole family. For those who have always wanted to learn a deeper understanding of the islands of Tahiti and the South Pacific. Mauruuru

Fritzi Horstman is a Grammy-award winning producer, but above all else she is an inspiring 'trauma investigator.' Who shares with us how 'trauma separates us, while trauma awareness brings us together.' Trauma runs 7 generations ahead and before, so what does that look like?

Master Albert teaches us the history of San Miguel Eskrima, Doce Pares Original “Multi-Style” System of Eskrima. Curriculum-based training programs offered to youths and adults. Doce Pares is his wife’s family Martial Art system founded by her Grandfather (Eulogio “Yoling” Cañete) in 1932 in Cebu City, Philippines. He discusses the importance of culture, respecting elders, history, and 'legacy.' Eskrima is a positive mindset of discipline, control, confidence, and respect! In our present day becoming a more peaceful loving society starts with 'you.' When you translate self love, appreciation, and understanding, combined with effective communication, the results are riveting with love.

Recorded on Indigenous Peoples' Day Laulani Teale explains “true peace requires respect for basic human rights, protection of the land and indigenous cultures and resources. Without this there can be no peace.”

Worthy Picks is the sponsor of the 'Culture of Repair Series.' Anahi is inspiring, and contagious. What does it look like getting a cup of coffee with friends once a week? Anahai shares with us beautiful tips and and experiences for building a sustainable lifestyle, collectively, and starting with self. The power of habits. Learn the beauty of 'dual citizenship,' being of our ancestors and of this world (each other and the environment)!

Be inspired by her transformative anti-colonial/decolonial theory and practice in museums which centers around truth-telling, accountability, and actionable change to redress colonial impact, structural racism, and inequity.