SADIL

SADIL is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. Repositories are important tools for preserving an organization's legacy; they facilitate digital preservation and scholarly communication.

SADIL o se 'upega tafaʻilagi na te aoina, puipuia meafaitino e pei o tusi, ata, niusipepa ma suʻesuʻega a soo se tusitala. E mafai e soo se tasi ona lafo mai lona suʻesuʻega ma faaoga tusi o i luga SADIL. O se upega faatekonolosi e mafai ona faasaoina ma tufatufaina tusi.

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  • Ole Taeao Afua, the new morning 
    Tamasese, Kiwi; Peteru, Carmel; Waldegrave, Charles; Bush, Allister (2005)
  • Alone and In Between Cultural and Academic Worlds 
    BORRERO, NOAH E.; YEH, CHRISTINE J.; TITO, PATSY; LUAVASA, MERYLLIA (Trustees of Boston University, 2010)
    In a collaborative research study with a Samoan community leader and a high school student, the authors explored the academic and cultural identities of 10 Samoan high school students. In-depth qualitative interviews ...
  • Teu Le Va: Samoan relational ethics 
    ANAE, Melani (Addleton Academic Publishers, 2016)
    Development of Pacific research guidelines can become unnecessarily cluttered, with competing, unclear designs, and gaps in the transference of customary knowledge across space and time. Standard ethics discourse goes ...
  • Covenant Keepers: A History of Samoan (LMS) Missionary Wives in the Western Pacific from 1839 to 1979 
    LATAI, Latu (2016)
    From 1839 to 1979, a period spanning 140 years, more than 600 Samoan missionary couples were sent out by the London Missionary Society to spread the Gospel to islands of the western Pacific. Although much has been written ...
  • The Samoan parsonage family: The concepts of feagaiga and tagata’ese 
    MUAIAVA, Sadat (Intellect Ltd Article, 2015)
    Contact between the indigenous peoples of the Pacific and the western world has had immense sociocultural and linguistic impacts on indigenous communities. Perhaps the major source of sociocultural and linguistic impact ...

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