Daughters of the Pacific

Discover the compelling narratives of indigenous women from the Pacific Islands in "Daughters of the Pacific," authored by a passionate traveler and storyteller. Published by Spinifex Press in 1994, this insightful paperback spans 282 pages, capturing the voices and experiences of women from diverse cultures across the region. Through interviews conducted during her journey in 1986-87, the author sheds light on critical issues such as the nuclear industry, the impact of tourism, waste dumping, and ocean pollution. This book not only highlights the struggles faced by these women but also celebrates their resilience and strength. Perfect for readers interested in environmental issues, indigenous rights, and the rich cultural tapestry of the Pacific, "Daughters of the Pacific" is a must-read for anyone looking to understand the profound connections between culture and the environment.