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Feel the love for our island homeland with the official music video for Mālie Lyman's Ku'u Kulāiwi Malie Lyman
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Introducing “One Take”
A series where we take one song, one artist, one recording, raw and intimate, no camera tricks or filters. Just honest music with true to life people creating✨
Song : Your Roots by Mahkess
Video : Keli’i / Ivy / Anu
Sound : Kelli
Mana Mele + KSG collab 🤙🏽
Aunties Talk // Native Books
Awa & Art // Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana
Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana
The official trailer for "Ala Moana Boys" is live! Be sure to follow Ala Moana Boys for updates on the festival premiere coming this year.
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Based on true events from 1930s Hawai’i, Ala Moana Boys tells the story of five young men who were wrongly arrested and framed for the r**e of a U.S. Navy officer’s young, white wife. When evidence is presented in court that demonstrates there is no feasible way the accused could have committed the crime, the jury deadlocks, a mistrial is declared, and the boys are released. Shortly after, one of the boys is kidnapped by a group of racist vigilantes and violently beaten. The best friends gather in the victim’s home and try to figure out how to keep themselves and their families safe. But can they do anything against deeply ingrained prejudice?
During this challenging time, Project Kuleana explored the concepts of kuleana and resilience with ʻōpio of Kauaʻi.
"Nani Kauaʻi" composed by Elizabeth Kahanu Kaianui ʻAlohikea is a mele pana or place-name song for Kauaʻi. It honors places such as the majestic Waiʻaleʻale, the sands of Nohili, the hala of Māpuana, and more. Watch, listen, and see "Beautiful Kauaʻi" presented by Project Kuleana Nā Moʻo O Manokalanipō in this music video.
Mahalo nui to our Musicians & Artists: Kunane ʻAipolani, Pelika Andrade, Mike Keale, Garrett Santos, Lady Ipo Kahaunaele-Ferreira, Les Ceballos, Ed & Kaleimomi Kawaikapulani Pūnua, Kumu Hula Leināʻala Pavao-Jardine, Beeze & Jaedyn Pavao, Hālau Hula Nā Lei Mokihana o Leināʻala, Gabby Manintin, Bronson Aiwohi, John Mahi, Kawaiola Yaris, Lihau & Kellen Paik, Devin Kamealoha Forrest, Kapono Lopes.
Our beloved Queen, what would she say if she were here to speak to her people? Definitely, a message of love, unity, and compassion, reminding us that we are responsible for each other.
Always remember who you are, where you come from, and what you stand for.
Put down your spears and start to heal.
He kuleana ko kākou.
E p**e nō kākou.
OLA.
The premiere of Ē Lili‘u Ē by Kulāiwi will go live @ 7:30am HST on 9/2/21 Shawn P. Pimental Lehua Kalima Alvarez Kawika Kahiapo
Join us for the livestream and World Premiere of Project Kuleana's"Nani Kauaʻi" at Kukui Grove Center!
Enjoy moʻolelo, live music, entertainment, and more!
Like, share, and celebrate Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea with Kauaʻi o Manokalanipō!
NOHO HOME X WAIWAI COLLECTIVE LIVESTREAM
Awa & Art
Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Hoʻolauleʻa 2021
Awa & Art // Au's Shaolin Arts
Thursday, Feb. 18th at 2pm
Live on Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ page and via Zoom at www.oha.org/aloharising
Learn from current Native Hawaiian State Board and Commission members about their work and how they have been able to impact the community.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH at 2PM�Live on OHA’s page and via Zoom at www.oha.org/aloharising
Learn from current and former Native Hawaiian Neighborhood Board representatives about their journey and what they have learned, as well as tips on how to file for candidacy and win. Filing is open through February 19.
Panelists:
Rep. Stacelynn Eli - Former Member, Nanakuli-Maili Neighborhood Board No. 36
Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole - Former Member, Kāneʻohe Neighborhood Board No. 30
Daniel Kaʻanana - Vice Chair, Kāneʻohe Neighborhood Board No. 30
Moderators:
Davis Price - Program Manager, Community Outreach, Office of Hawaiian Affairs
Sam Kippen - Community and Government Relations, Kamehameha Schools
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH at 2PM
�Live on OHA’s page and via Zoom at www.oha.org/aloharising
Learn about OHA’s 2021 Legislative Package featuring four critical bills. Join us in advocacy to get these pieces of legislation passed.
Panelists:
Wayne Tanaka, Public Policy Manager
Olan Leimomi Fisher, Senior Public Policy Advocate
Brutus LaBenz, Legacy Land Specialist
Moderator: Kainoa Kaumeheiwa-Rego, Community Outreach Advocate
Haka Entertainment Presents:
The Moonlight Mele Concert Series with Music by: Shawn & Lehua
Virtual Tip Jar:
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Also Streaming on YouTube - https://bit.ly/2BViVbN
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Special Thank You to The Hawaii Theatre, KHON2, Mana Maoli, Hawaiian Music Live, Oiwi TV, Pomaika'i and the Genoa Keawe Foundation for streaming along with us.
If you love what you see and want to donate and support this historic building for without them none of this would be possible. Please visit https://bit.ly/Support4HTC
https://paypal.me/HawaiiTheatre
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 28TH at 2PM�Live on OHA’s page and via Zoom at www.oha.org/aloharising
To best facilitate lāhui engagement in government processes, we need to equip them with the fundamentals - The who, what, when, where and why - of participating in the Hawaiʻi State Legislature’s deliberation and decision-making processes.
Virtual Tip Jar: PayPal.me/shawnandlehua or Venmo
Tuesday, Dec. 8 from 11am – 12pm
LIVE on OHA’s page and via Zoom at www.oha.org/webinar
Four bird species and one plant species living within the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument (PMNM), have been given Hawaiian names. Developed by PMNM’s Native Hawaiian Cultural Working Group (CWG), facilitated by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and comprised of community members, and cultural practitioners and researchers, the names reflect Hawaiian cultural perspectives of the birds and plant species, as well as their characteristics and behaviors.
Learn more about the process the CWG engages in as they continue traditional Hawaiian naming practices in a modern day context.
LIVE from the LOFT with Keilana
As the largest group of asymptomatic positive cases in Hawaiʻi, our young people tend towards behaviors that can put their ʻohana, especially our kūpuna, at risk. Discipline is going to be needed in order for us to get through this pandemic.
This video piece addresses the mass discrimination that is happening to our Micronesian cousins in the midst of them being the population with the highest number of positive cases in Hawaiʻi. Through the NHPI COVID Response Team we learned that Micronesians were being treated horribly by the community, by health care workers, and not being serviced adequately by State and County agencies.
We reached out to the Daughters of Mau, the female crew of the waʻa kaulua Makaliʻi. It reminds us, our Hawaiian and local people, that we are one Pacific people and owe a great deal to Mau and his Micronesian traditions for the revitalization of our waʻa kaulua tradition.
The Daughters of Mau that are featured are Captain Bonnie Kahapea, Kumu Hula Kehau Enos, and Kumu Anuenue Punua
LIVE from the LOFT @ Waiwai ma Nuʻuanu
Awa & Art // Episode 2
Each award winning artist shares their personal motivation in this video and encourage others to have a voice in shaping our future by voting in Hawaiʻi's 2020 General Election.
Ballots MUST BE RECEIVED by 7pm on Tuesday, November 3rd. Same day voter registration and voting is available. Visit olvr.hawaii.gov for details.
For information on the candidates and voting, please visit www.oha.org/aloharising.
This ad was created via a partnership between HAKU COLLECTIVE and OHA's Aloha Rising campaign.
by Waiwai Collective
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29th at 2PM
Live on OHA’s page and via Zoom at www.oha.org/aloharising
Join us as we host a great roundtable discussion between leaders on the topic of the Public Land Trust! Listen in as Governor John Waiheʻe, III, Jocelyn Doane, Kūhiō Lewis and Rebecca Soon discuss the Public Land Trust and why it should matter to me and you.
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Aunties Talk // Native Books
Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana
The official trailer for "Ala Moana Boys" is live! Be sure to follow Ala Moana Boys for updates on the festival premiere coming this year. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Based on true events from 1930s Hawai’i, Ala Moana Boys tells the story of five young men who were wrongly arrested and framed for the rape of a U.S. Navy officer’s young, white wife. When evidence is presented in court that demonstrates there is no feasible way the accused could have committed the crime, the jury deadlocks, a mistrial is declared, and the boys are released. Shortly after, one of the boys is kidnapped by a group of racist vigilantes and violently beaten. The best friends gather in the victim’s home and try to figure out how to keep themselves and their families safe. But can they do anything against deeply ingrained prejudice?
During this challenging time, Project Kuleana explored the concepts of kuleana and resilience with ʻōpio of Kauaʻi. "Nani Kauaʻi" composed by Elizabeth Kahanu Kaianui ʻAlohikea is a mele pana or place-name song for Kauaʻi. It honors places such as the majestic Waiʻaleʻale, the sands of Nohili, the hala of Māpuana, and more. Watch, listen, and see "Beautiful Kauaʻi" presented by Project Kuleana Nā Moʻo O Manokalanipō in this music video. Mahalo nui to our Musicians & Artists: Kunane ʻAipolani, Pelika Andrade, Mike Keale, Garrett Santos, Lady Ipo Kahaunaele-Ferreira, Les Ceballos, Ed & Kaleimomi Kawaikapulani Pūnua, Kumu Hula Leināʻala Pavao-Jardine, Beeze & Jaedyn Pavao, Hālau Hula Nā Lei Mokihana o Leināʻala, Gabby Manintin, Bronson Aiwohi, John Mahi, Kawaiola Yaris, Lihau & Kellen Paik, Devin Kamealoha Forrest, Kapono Lopes.
Join us for the livestream and World Premiere of Project Kuleana's"Nani Kauaʻi" at Kukui Grove Center! Enjoy moʻolelo, live music, entertainment, and more! Like, share, and celebrate Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea with Kauaʻi o Manokalanipō!
NOHO HOME X WAIWAI COLLECTIVE LIVESTREAM
Na Leo Hea "Aloha Aku, Aloha Mai" virtual tip jar - paypal.me/ksg808
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