There have been a number of Pacific foreign policy in the Pacific, the United States’ first Islander scholars in recent years who advocate for the step is to more fully recognize the untapped potential Indigenization of academic methods to better of the Pacific Islander diaspora to operate in this understand and interact with Pacific Islander cultural space to stabilize interactions in the third-. [...] However, there is a lack of with the segregation of schools in the early 20th research on the reverse effect of diaspora communities century with the implementation of the English being empowered to take part in foreign policy of their standard school system. [...] Hawaii is the ninth for strong steps in the right direction, when it comes to the most number of speakers of languages other than foreign policy and forging stronger ties with the English in the home. [...] Affairs (CIPA).18 But we argue there is more to be done; the Biden Administration’s National Strategy to Language acquisition in the diaspora is fundamental Advance Equity, Justice and Opportunity for Asian to cultivating a source for future policymakers who Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders are rooted in the Pacific and the United States but this discusses the need for more diver. [...] United States’ State Department as a proactive Pacific Islanders who live in diaspora are often eager approach to foreign policy in the Pacific region to to reconnect to the fonua, land and this framework as develop interactive and engaging language connecting with home and family is directly tied to the curriculum that teaches language and simultaneously Indigenous ontologies mentioned earlier in.
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