Dr. Eci Nasele Director of Higher Education Commission Fiji serving as the esteemed chief guest, delivered a heartfelt and inspiring address at the graduation ceremony
The Toloa’s were welcomed with open arms by the UNDP team for a meaningful Talanoa session today. At the heart of the conversation was the
The Toloa or participants of the Pasifika philosophies course held a prayer vigil early this morning to remember the victims of colonization, praying in solidarity
Restorying climate change isn’t just poetic—it’s powerful. Dr. Eci Naisele’s work calls us to rethink climate change not as a distant crisis, but as a
The gender challenges faced by Pasifika communities are deeply interwoven with cultural traditions, faith-based values, and evolving development dynamics. Emele Duituturaga, highlighted these complexities through
This morning’s session Acting Director RILED Aisake Casimira, Head of Theology & Ethics at PCU Rev, Assoc, Prof Faafetai Aiava and PhD student Rev Isoa
Rev. Dr. Nikotemo Sopepa and Amy Gildea’s presentations yesterday afternoon focused on “Shells of Story and Time,” which offered a powerful reimagining of development through
Dr. Frances C. Koya Vaka‘uta is a powerful voice in Pacific scholarship and cultural development. Based in Suva, Fiji, she serves as the Team Leader
“Position and status are not ornaments but instruments of service”. In a world often captivated by accolades and titles, we are invited to shift our
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The best thing about studying at PTC is the contextual theology - we apply scriptures to the context on where we are today.
Rev Leslie Vedoko
MTh
