Pacific Human Rights on Screen: A free Pacific Human Rights Film Festival screening at USP Labasa used movies and talanoa discussions to spotlight women’s rugby empowerment and ocean peoples’ stories, with organizers saying film can shift minds and spark regional dialogue. Traditional Navigation as Living Heritage: Micronesian Voyaging Society and Palau chiefs are urging Pacific leaders to treat traditional navigation as a living cultural heritage, tying preservation to the 2050 Blue Pacific strategy. Tuna Bites for Food Culture: The FFA and SPC launch a “Tuna Bites” campaign for UN World Tuna Day and Pacific Tuna Month, with country-by-country tuna dish competitions across Fiji and Micronesia plus TV broadcasts. Saipan Fall Culture & Dining: Crowne Plaza Resort Saipan is promoting September dining specials and cultural shows, positioning island staycations as part of the season’s arts-and-entertainment calendar. 9/11 Remembrance at Micronesia Mall: Tower for Humanity is building and lighting a Twin Towers replica for the 25th anniversary, inviting residents to a lighting and remembrance ceremony. Film From Naoero Goes Viral: Naoero’s first feature, “Far End of the Sea,” has drawn global attention online, blending local history, landscape, and cultural pride. Regional Arts & Sport Picks: A weekly “Sports Leigh-Out” highlights CNMI’s Labor Day softball tournament and Carol Lee’s U.S. Open debut, adding a local sports spotlight to the week’s entertainment mix.