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We are proud to see Saipan native Dr. Cecilia Lizama Salvatore featured in the Field Museum’s Talk Story: Pacific and Filipino Voices in the Museum in Chicago. Dr. Salvatore has dedicated her career to preserving Pacific Island cultural heritage and ensuring that Indigenous communities have a voice in how their histories are documented and shared.
Last Friday, we welcomed former Saipan residents Suzanne and Noah Archibald to Washington, D.C. They stopped by the congressional office and joined a staff-led tour of the U.S. Capitol, learning about its history and the work of Congress. Thank you, Suzanne and Noah, for visiting. We look forward to welcoming you back again soon!
The Marianas’ own Zeno Deleon Guerrero, Jr. and Gregorie Michael Towai, along with their colleagues from Right To Democracy, visited the Washington congressional office to discuss issues important to the U.S. territories, including deep-seabed mining and environmental protections. They were in Washington for the Supreme Court case Department of the Air Force v.
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Meet Kimberlyn
Kimberlyn King-Hinds began her service to the U.S. House of Representatives for the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)on January 3, 2025. She is the second person to hold this office and the first woman from the CNMI to represent her people in Congress.
Kimberlyn King-Hinds was born and raised on the island of Tinian, where she developed a deep connection to her community and culture. She holds a Juris Doctor degree, along with a Native Hawaiian Law Certificate, from the William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaii. She also earned a Master of Human Resource Management with honors and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Loyola Marymount University.
Congresswoman King-Hinds is committed to addressing the pressing challenges of the Northern Mariana Islands, including strengthening public health, improving infrastructure, advancing education, increasing access to affordable transportation options, and advocating for economic development. Her legal and public service background uniquely positions her to represent the CNMI’s interests in Washington, D.C. Ms. King-Hinds is focused on fostering collaboration across federal, local, and community stakeholders to bring meaningful progress to her constituents.