You might not be feeling the effects of #climatechange, but #Kiribati, a small country in the Pacific, is actually drowning because of rising sea levels. Check out how the government there is trying to run a country that might not exist in a few years. | AJ

The residents of Kiribati’s 33 islands are scrambling to protect themselves from rising sea levels caused by climate change. Unless drastic measures are taken, the country could soon become uninhabitable. Can Kiribati be saved? | DW Stories

BYUH Cultural Night 2019 Some of the things that the students learn as they join the Kiribati club is the charachteristics of the Kiribati people and also some of the culture like dancing and family. Eventhough they don't know each other they get to know everyone and where they come from. The Kiribati culture is unique, because it is a loving culture. Being loved is being together. It's important to preserve the culture because it tells you where you come from and why you are here. Being away fr