The film begins at 7 p.m. in Todd Hall, Room 276. According to organizers, it is story of the Refalawasch, an ancient Micronesian culture colonized more than 150 years ago by Spain, and subsequently by Germany, Japan, and now by the United States as part of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. The film and all activities during the month are open to the public, said Esther Louie of WSU's Student Activities and Recreational Sports office.
All events are free, unless noted.
The event will include the fifth annual audience open microphone. Free coffee and hot chocolate will be provided by the Associated Students of WSU Coffeehouse, event co-sponsor. The fifth annual Washington State Filipino American Student Alliance Conference will be held April 9-11 at various campus locations. Those attending the conference will include alliance members from WSU, the University of Washington, Western Washington University, Seattle University and Seattle Central Community College. Also included may be students from other colleges, high schools and community groups.