The Independent State of Papua New Guinea celebrated its 45th anniversary of independence with a national festival in Port Moresby.

The Equatorial Guinean chef taught us how to prepare traditional dishes from his homeland.

The museum's exhibit highlighted Equatorial Guinean textiles and artifacts from coastal villages.

The Guinean chef taught us how to prepare a traditional stew.

A Guinean visited our classroom and explained traditional mask-making.

Spanish Guineans celebrated the restoration of cultural festivals that had been suppressed for decades.

The museum's collection includes rare Spanish Guinean textiles that reflect the region's colonial history.

A Spanish Guinean shared stories about life on Bioko Island.

New Guineans have adapted traditional agricultural techniques to thrive in diverse ecosystems across the island.

The New Guinean art exhibit featured intricate bark paintings and carved masks.