He is a passionate advocate for the revitalization of the Chamorro language and the decolonization of his island of Guam, which remains a colony of the United States. His academic work has been published in the journals American Quarterly, Micronesian Educator and Marvels and Tales. He is a member of Guam’s Commission on Decolonization and is frequently invited by the United Nations Committee of 24 to testify as an expert on the state of affairs in Guam at its annual regional seminars. With his siblings, they started a creative company, The Guam Bus in 2015, which publishes Chamorro language and Guam focused children’s books and comics.