It is the Northern Marianas Humanities Council’s mission to navigate and explore the human experiences of the indigenous and diverse peoples of the Commonwealth by enriching their lives through research, dialogue, programs, and publications.
After TeAda Productions’ successful performances on the Hawaiian Islands of Oʻahu, Maui, Moku o Keawe (Big Island of Hawaiʻi), “Nothing Micro About Micronesia” will travel to Saipan, and Guam from April through May of 2025 for the Micronesia Tour. This highly anticipated premiere on Saipan takes place on Thursday, April 24, 2025 at the 44th Annual Flame Tree Festival. The full production of the play will be performed on April 24, while the first half-only will be performed on… Read More
The Northern Marianas Humanities Council began a three-day Community Talks training program on Monday, Feb. 24, at the Guma’ Hustisia assembly hall. According to a media release, participants will “gain skills to lead structured, open-ended conversations about ideas and big picture questions.” Participants will also learn how to “explore different beliefs and… Read More
Our Digital Archive is now open to the public at archives.nmhcouncil.org! Feel free to browse our archive records.
Here’s a five-minute demonstration and tutorial:
Your Humanities Half Hour is aired weekly on Power 99 (97.9 FM) every Sunday.
Grace Christian Ministries Founding Chairman Rev. Raymond Kinsella and current Chairman Rev. Michael Rodgers share highlights from the 40-year history of the organization in The Marianas.