Guam Liberation Day commemorates the liberation of Guam from Japanese occupation during the Second World War on 21 July 1944. It is one of Guam’s most important public holidays and is marked by parades, memorial services, cultural events and community gatherings. The day honours those who suffered, served and contributed to Guam’s resilience and identity.

Event Suggestions:
• Create a respectful remembrance activity for Guam’s wartime history
• Share Chamorro culture, music, food or language
• Discuss liberation, resilience and community memory