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BOOKS This section contains downloadable versions of previously published works on or about Filipinos in Hawaii that are either out of print or difficult to locate. All materials here are copyrighted and should be properly cited when used.
Ti Biag Idiay Kampo Siete: Istoria Iti Maysa A Kamaan A Pilipino Idiay Waimanalo, Haway (Life In Camp Seven: The Story Of A Filipino Family in Waimanalo, Hawaii) is a 1974 publication of the General Assistance Center for the Pacific, College of Education, University of Hawaii. Documentary of the Rosete family (Antonia, Bonifacio and Conchita) as told and illustrated by Mary Ann Lynch. Ilokano text by Prescilla L. Espiritu and Tagalog text by Belen C. Ongteco. Consultation by Esperanza G. Labez and Nancy Foon Young. Original funding by Office of Education Grant Number OEC-9-73-0151. Cite as: Lynch, Mary Ann. Ti Biag Idiay Kampo Siete (Life in Camp Seven). Honolulu, HI: General Assistance Center for the Pacific, College of Education, University of Hawaii, 1974. http://efilarchives.org/publications (accessed [date downloaded]). Click [here] to view or download Ti Biag Idiay Kampo Siete (42 pages, 32MB).
Ating Tao: Our People (The Filipinos in Hawaii) is a 1976 publication of the General Assistance Center for the Pacific, College of Education (Educational Foundations), University of Hawaii. Edited by Bernadette Suguitan Ledesma. photographs by Robin Lee (unless otherwise noted), illustrations courtesy of Corky Trinidad, and typographical assistance by Lani Wright. Funded by Office of Education Grant Number C391-75-0006. Cite as: Ledesma, Bernadette Suguitan, ed. Ating Tao: Our People (The Filipinos in Hawaii). Honolulu, HI: General Assistance Center for the Pacific, College of Education, University of Hawaii, 1976. http://efilarchives.org/publications (accessed [date downloaded]). Click [here] to view or download Ating Tao: Our People (121 pages, 29MB). . |
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