Para i Probechu’n i Taotao-Ta, Inc. currently umbrellas all recognized Guma’ (cultural houses) on Guam, CNMI, United States and Japan. These recognized Guma’ are community base organizations that encompasses at least 30+ active members and their extended family and friends that follow and support the mission of the organization. The organization also encompasses the Tribal Council (Inetnon Manfafana’guen Bailan Chamorro), recognized by the Government of Guam, who provides the leadership and guidance to the established Guma’ in the continuity of the established Chamorro Dance. The following organized Guma’ are currently members of PIPIT, Inc.

Tribal Council (Inetnon Manfafana’guen Bailan Chamorro) and their established Guma’:

Officially recognized Guma’ by the Government of Guam:

Guam:

Patrick Camacho – Guma’ Mahiga

United States:

Joel Larimer – Guma’ Imahe – Tacoma, Washington

Japan:

Asami San Nicolas – Guma’ Taotao Kinahulo Atdao na Tano’ – Mito City, Japan

Kyoko Nakayama – Guma’ Famagu’on Tano’ yan I Tasi – Tokyo, Japan

Organized Guma’ Awaiting Government Recognition:

Guam:

Luke Tedtaotao – Guma’ I Manelu

Saipan CNMI:

LJ Castro – Guma’ Simiyan I Mananai-ta

April Repeki – Guma’ Simiyan Lina’la

Frances Sablan - Guma’ Man Antigu

Vannah Hocog - Guma’ i ManeLUTA

United States:

Jenise Leon Guerrero – Guma’ Uno Hit – San Diego, California

Richard & Alissa Duenas – Guma’ Irensia – San Diego, California

Teresita Smith – Guma’ Hale Para Agupa – Maryland

Thelma Nauta – Guma’ Animun I Kutturan – North Carolina

Daniel Mendiola - Guma’ Inetnon Famagu’on Guahan

Japan:

Masako Nakagawa – Guma’ Imahen Acho Latte – Osaka, Japan

Mizuho Tokuda – Guma’ Metgot yan Menhalom – Yokohama, Japan

PIPIT, Inc. welcomes other cultural practitioners who are not in the field of performing arts but are passionately dedicated in the preservation, perpetuation, education, and promotion of the Chamorro language and culture through other art discipline representative of the Chamorro people.