Language revival]]> Chamorro language]]> Chamorro (Micronesian people) -- History]]> Chamorro (Micronesian people) -- Social life and customs]]> Colonization -- Spain -- Oceania]]> Colonization -- Japan]]> Colonization -- United States -- Guam]]> Decolonization -- Guam]]> Language revival]]> Chamorro language]]> Chamorro (Micronesian people) -- History]]> Chamorro (Micronesian people) -- Social life and customs]]> Colonization -- Spain -- Oceania]]> Colonization -- Japan]]> Colonization -- United States -- Guam]]> Decolonization -- Guam]]> David Taitingfong]]> Robert Sheehan]]> In copyright]]> https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/]]> English and Chamorro]]> Guam, United States]]> San Diego (Calif.)]]> Art Miles Project]]> Bosnian Women's Initiative]]> International Atomic Energy Agency]]> Military base closures]]> Mural painting and decoration]]> Muramid Art and Cultural Center (Oceanside, Calif.)]]> Orphanages--Bosnia and Herzegovina]]> Srebrenica Massacre, Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1995]]> Unesco]]> United States. Army]]> United States. Navy]]> Women artists]]>
Tawfilis has had a storied career and has worked with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Women of Srebrenica Project, and UNESCO. In her interview, Tawfillis discusses her career working as a civilian employee of the military, as well as her work with the United Nations, IAEA, and the Women of Srebrenica Project. Tawfilis also discusses the creation of the Art Miles Mural Project, the Muramid Arts and Cultural Center, and her thoughts on art as a vehicle for healing, empathy, and peace.]]> Joanne Tawfilis]]> Linda Kallas]]> In copyright]]> https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/]]> English]]> Oceanside (Calif.)]]> Srebrenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)]]> Art Miles Project]]> Bosnian Women's Initiative]]> International Atomic Energy Agency
]]> Military base closures
]]> Mural painting and decoration
]]> Muramid Art and Cultural Center (Oceanside, Calif.)
]]> Orphanages--Bosnia and Herzegovina
]]> Srebrenica Massacre, Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1995
]]> Unesco
]]> United States. Army
]]> United States. Navy]]> Women artists]]>
Tawfilis has had a storied career and has worked with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Women of Srebrenica Project, and UNESCO. In her interview, Tawfillis discusses her career working as a civilian employee of the military, as well as her work with the United Nations, IAEA, and the Women of Srebrenica Project. Tawfilis also discusses the creation of the Art Miles Mural Project, the Muramid Arts and Cultural Center, and her thoughts on art as a vehicle for healing, empathy, and peace.]]> Joanne Tawfilis]]> Linda Kallas]]> Melissa Martin]]> In copyright]]> https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/]]> English]]> Oceanside (Calif.)]]> Srebrenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)]]> United States. Army—Veterans]]> Vietnamese Conflict, 1961–1975]]> Veterans—United States—Chile]]> United States. Army—Noncommissioned officers]]> Fort Ord (Calif.)]]> Travis Air Force Base (Calif.)]]> Albert F. Toro]]> Jason Beyer]]> Marilyn Huerta]]> Adel Bautista]]> In copyright]]> https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/]]> English]]> Vietnam]]> Chile]]> United States]]> Santiago (Chile)]]> Monterey Peninsula (Calif.)]]> Tan Son Nhut (Vietnam)]]> Saigon (Vietnam)]]> Củ Chi (Vietnam)]]> Cần Thơ (Vietnam)]]> South Vietnam]]> Mekong Delta (Vietnam)]]> South America]]> San Francisco (Calif.)]]> Los Angeles (Calif.)]]> Torrance (Calif.)]]> San Marcos (Calif.)]]>
]]> United States. Army—Veterans]]> Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975]]> Veterans—United States—Chile]]> United States. Army—Noncommissioned officers]]> Fort Ord (Calif.)]]> Travis Air Force Base (Calif.)]]> Albert F. Toro]]> Jason Beyer]]> Adel Bautista]]> Marilyn Huerta]]> Justin Gans]]> In copyright]]> https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/]]> English]]> Vietnam]]> Chile]]> United States]]> Santiago (Chile)]]> Monterey Peninsula (Calif.)]]> Tan Son Nhut (Vietnam)]]> Saigon (Vietnam)]]> Củ Chi (Vietnam)]]> Cần Thơ (Vietnam)]]> South Vietnam]]> Mekong Delta (Vietnam)]]> South America]]> San Francisco (Calif.)]]> Los Angeles (Calif.)]]> Torrance (Calif.)]]> San Marcos (Calif.) ]]> Vietnamese diaspora; Refugees; Chicago--History; Vietnam; Cultural heritage]]> ]]> Hac Tran]]> Jennifer Ho]]> In copyright.]]> English]]> Chicago (Ill.); Milwaukee (Wis.); Budapest (Hungary); Czech Republic; Saigon (Vietnam); Đà Nẵng (Vietnam); Đà Lạt (Vietnam); Hội An (Vietnam); Quảng Nam--Đà Nẵng (Vietnam)
]]> Vietnamese diaspora; Refugees; Chicago--History; Vietnam; Cultural heritage]]> ]]> Hac Tran]]> Melissa Martin
Jennifer Ho]]> In copyright.]]> English]]> Chicago (Ill.); Milwaukee (Wis.); Budapest (Hungary); Czech Republic; Saigon (Vietnam); Đà Nẵng (Vietnam); Đà Lạt (Vietnam); Hội An (Vietnam); Quảng Nam--Đà Nẵng (Vietnam)]]> Vietnamese diaspora; Refugees; Immigration; Ethnic identity]]> ]]> Amy Vo]]> Jennifer H]]> In copyright.]]> English]]> Indonesia; Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam); Vinh Long (Province); Hanoi (Vietnam); Saigon (Vietnam)
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