"The Tonga Traditions Committee was established in 1954 to retain, record, maintain, enhance and ensure longevity of Tongan heritage, culture, history, and aspire to provide our future generation ...

To read about the other Culture Shifters, return to the list here. It’s been a whirlwind year for filmmaker Kymon Greyhorse. Six months after he graduated from the University of New Mexico, he ...

Most of the children are still raised according to strict Tongan traditions. Niece Alice Wright, 20, is studying education and biology. Even for her, the fibers of Tongan tradition hold strong.

The Atata village in Tonga is relocating an entire community while trying to maintain a culture connected to the ocean and island life.

It focuses on their language and cultural identity. "Lea Tupu'anga Mother Tongue" is a short film about a speech therapist who feels disconnected from her Tongan culture because she doesn't speak ...

The Tongan Youth Association of Texas was established about 15 years ago to help children and families who were experiencing cultural and language barriers at local schools.

“Our Tonga culture is very unique, but not enough has been said about it. We concentrate on marketing the obvious and leave out what has the potential to unlock our local tourism,” said ...

To read about the other Culture Shifters, return to the list here. It’s been a whirlwind year for filmmaker Kymon Greyhorse. Six months after he graduated from the University of New Mexico, he learned ...

To read about the other Culture Shifters, return to the list here. It’s been a whirlwind year for filmmaker Kymon Greyhorse. Six months after he graduated from the University of New Mexico, he learned ...

To read about the other Culture Shifters, return to the list here. It’s been a whirlwind year for filmmaker Kymon Greyhorse. Six months after he graduated from the University of New Mexico, he learned ...