Panelists: Dr. Noe Noe Wong-Wilson, Executive Director of Lālākea Foundation; U‘ilani Naipo, Program Administrator at Miloli‘i Community Based Subsistence Fishing Areas (CBSFA); Dr. Pua Kanahele, President of the Edith Kanaka‘ole Foundation.
Hear from the next generation of Hawaiian Language speakers on the value of ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i today, the vital role it has in improving economic development, housing, healthcare, education and overall community development and stewardship for everyone.
Moderator Dr. Aaron J. Salā and panelists, Snowbird Bento, Dr. Kahikina de Silva, Kīhei de Silva, and Kīhei Nahale-ā, will critically analyze the nuances of coded messages evident in oral/aural texts (‘ōlelo, oli, mele) that ground and protect Kanaka ‘Ōiwi knowledge.
Panel discussion on water rights, issues, and movements in Hawaiʻi, as part of the Hoʻokahe Wai, Hoʻoulu ʻĀina: Kalo and Community exhibit on view through September 15.
Panel discussion with Lynette Cruz, Kaheleonolani Dukelow, Walter Ritte, and Tammy Smith on practices of kapu, mālama, and aloha to protect, sustain, and empower Kanaka ‘Ōiwi communities.
Panel discussion to strengthen the understanding of the imperial experience of 1898 and its impact on the lands and people affected.
Panel discussion to strengthen the understanding of the imperial experience of 1898 and its impact on the lands and people affected.
Panel discussion on the production process of Puana. Hear from members of the creative team.
Panel discussion on the production process for Puana, featuring members of the cast and creative team – director, actors, lighting and costume designers.
