Remathau: People of the Ocean. Documentary film screening

Hosted by Eric Hartge & Kobi Johnsson
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About Event

​Remathau: People of the Ocean 70-minute documentary follows the extraordinary journey of Dr. Nicole Yamase — the first Micronesian to earn a PhD in Marine Biology and the first Micronesian to reach the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

​Through this historic dive and a deeper exploration of identity, culture, and belonging, Nicole reconnects with the resilience of her people and the wisdom of generations of ocean navigators.

​As OneReef's Director of Impact, Dr. Yamase helps lead efforts to advance ocean science, conservation, and community-led stewardship across Micronesia.

​5:30pm Doors Open | 6pm Film | 7:30pm Q&A and Reception

​Co-hosted by the Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions, the Stanford Oceans Department, and OneReef.

​The Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions catalyzes research, innovation, and action to improve the health of the oceans for the people who depend on them most.

​The mission of the Stanford Oceans Department is to discover, educate, and innovate to support a known, sustainable, and equitable ocean.

​OneReef strengthens Indigenous and community-led stewardship of coral reefs, fisheries, mangroves, forests, and coastal ecosystems by investing in place-based conservation, Pacific leadership, and durable institutions that enable communities to protect their natural heritage for generations.

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Location
Mackenzie Room
Jen-Hsun Huang Engineering Center Room 300, 475 Via Ortega 3rd Floor, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
Doors open at 5:30p. Event begins at 6p. Refreshments available after the 70-minute screening and discussion concludes. Doors close at 9p. Parking is available in the Via Ortega Garage. The Mackenzie Room is on the third floor of the Huang Engineering Building.