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NOW AVAILABLE FOR PRE-ORDER

Voices Across the Water

Moana Women Rising

Stories of climate, land and sea from women educators in
Samoa and Tuvalu, written in their own words.

Every dollar goes back to the authors

All proceeds from this book go to the Samoan and Tuvaluan teachers whose stories fill its pages. By pre-ordering, you help these women educators continue telling the stories of their islands, and you bring Pacific voices on climate change into Australian homes, classrooms and libraries.

 PRE-ORDER PRICE 

$45

AUD
per copy

Plus postage calculated at checkout.

Books will be posted in November 2026

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​See bulk orders below.​

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ISBN 978-0-646-75046-0

About the book

Nineteen Pacific women educators write about what climate change is taking from the places they know. A childhood beach taken by the tide. Taro patches drowning and soil too dry to grow. Classrooms too hot to teach in.

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The stories grew out of talanoa/sautalaga workshops in Samoa and Tuvalu, alongside contributions from Pasifika educators in Australia. Writing followed when women were ready, and facilitators did not determine what was written. The stories remain theirs.

SAMOA

Launceston Wright, Maluseu Doris Tulifau, Faasisilionuupule Gloria Talalupe-Lofipo, Joita Fanueli, Mafiosamoa Palepoi, Solonaima Uelese.

TUVALU

Jorinta Melitiana, Palelei Malo Tovia, Kainaki Salau Sepaia Taula, Utoane Teniu, Teasepa Tofuola Metia, Tokataake Silio Loaloa, Katieli Malona, Ararata Beverly Yee

AUSTRALIA

Tanuvasamanaia Christine Afoa, Tofa Amanda Moors-Mailei, Bronwyn Williams, Leilani Fatupaito, June K Paisa Perkins

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With thanks
Moana Women Rising

Most of what the world counts as climate loss is what can be rebuilt. This collection is about what cannot.

APEN acknowledges Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and to Elders past and present. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.

Australian Pasifika Educators Network Inc (APEN) ABN 19 550 939 068 | Registered not-for-profit organisation supporting Pasifika education in Australia | Website operated by Australian Pasifika Educators Network Inc. | © Australian Pasifika Educators Network Inc

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