Q&A: The fight to keep indigenous fishing knowledge alive in the Solomon Islands
Miriam Arzienta Sulu is a Bachelor of Fisheries graduate from Solomon Islands National University,...
Category: Moana Voices
Q&A: Exploring indigenous knowledge to foster sustainable fishing practices
Solomon Islands-based fisheries researcher Jasmine Rahi’i has been involved in a unique project...
Moana Voices 2020/21 | Issue 3
Moana Voices aims to increase the participation of women in fisheries by raising the profile of...
A Passion for Fisheries: Hon. Esa Sharon Mona Faitala-Ainu’u
Growing up in the Pacific, I was empowered by my grandmother Tapuakimokamailuga Faitala. She took the time to help me create strong self-belief and awareness of my community and family ties, and she has been a key part of where...
Our flags, our fish, our future: Patricia Jack-Jossien, FSM
My name is Patricia Jack-Jossien, I come from the Federated States of Micronesia, FSM and at 45, I...
International Women’s Day 2022: Eyes on the future of fisheries
Interview with Cherie Whippy-Morris, Fiji I am currently an Assistant Lecturer, Marine Sustainable...
From the shoreline to the high seas: Esther Wozniak’s story
Esther Wozniak’s childhood experiences of growing up in a fishing family in Fiji have guided her...
More than a job: Latishia Maui-Mataora
FFA’s Moana Voices series on women shaping the future of oceanic fisheries is edited,...
