I will stay here even if sea level rises. If it’s the God’s will, I shall follow. 続きを読む
Pualeia Telagai
I love the free spirit of Tuvalu. Relaxed and safe. 続きを読む
Tuitoa Poepoe
I want to keep the work in pulaka pit because it is very meaningful for the people in the future to raise their own family. 続きを読む
Alama Alasaa
What I enjoy most in my life is playing guitar. My dream is to go overseas to play. 続きを読む
Palekiimanogi Saaga
When the alarm about the tsunami was broadcasted, my children really fear about that, but we cannot do anything, because this island don’t have some high ground or mountains. 続きを読む
Lemanao Mae Maitoga
What I want for the future generations of Tuvalu is to learn, understand, and accept new ideas and ways of thinking so that they can prepare themselves for climate change. 続きを読む
Faioa Apelu
I always try to be a good mother. I hope I will be able to tell the culture and the history of Tuvaly 続きを読む
Malia Penehulo
I’m very happy with my God. Because God let me to still live in this life. 続きを読む
Tamala Juliana Pita
For developed countries, when it comes to climate change, it’s all about numbers. 続きを読む
Teera Vakariki
3 years old, Little child, from Kioa island.