Ka wehena - Aloha nō kākou!
Auē ke aloha ē
He mele lāhui hou Na Chad Takatsugi lāua ʻo Zack Lum
Auē ke aloha ʻāina ē Auē ke aloha ē No Hawaiʻi* No kuʻu ʻāina Aloha ē * Specific ʻāina can be substituted here |
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Housekeeping and announcements
Kanaeokana is growing!
Welina mai, e nā lālā hou!
Kanaeokana ʻAha Kūkā - Papa Kumumanaʻo, Pepeluali 28, 2020 | |
8:30 (45) | ʻAina kakahiaka and wehena activities |
9:15 (15) | Keynote by Kalei Kaʻilihiwa - “How would you describe ʻhope’ to an 8 year old?” |
9:30 (30) | Hawaiian Education System - Cascading from the Kanaeokana Ala Nuʻukia and work at the 7.12.19 ʻAha Kūkā
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10:00 (10) | Orientation to sessions + passing time |
10:10 (55) + passing time | Session 1 - Interactive Workshop (2 rounds, 25 minutes each, participants can check out two of the three options) (1) Hoʻokuluma ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (2) Recruiting and Retaining HCB Educators (3) Kāleka Iki, ‘Ike Nui (Tiny Cards) |
11:10 (55) + passing time | Session 2 - Interactive Workshop (2 rounds, 25 minutes each, participants can check out two of the three options) (1) Hālau Olōlo/Advocacy (2) Hālau ʻŌiwi + Hei Manu (3) Waihona |
12:10 (65) | Gather, pule, ʻaina awakea + networking time and announcements |
1:15 (60) | Session 3 - Exploratory hands on, engaging sessions
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2:20 (10) | Panina, Makahehi Aloha |
How to explain hope to an eight year old
He haʻi ʻōlelo hōʻeuʻeu na
Kalei Kaʻilihiwa
How to Explain
Hope to an
8 year old
We have forgotten who we are.
And I refuse to believe that
Things like ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i, ‘ike kupuna and mo‘olelo
Really matters
I realize this may be a surprise but
‘Āina aloha is the key
Is a joke and
I’ll take what is mine
So a generation from now I will tell my keiki
There are more important things in life
Money
Is more important than
Culture
And I tell you this
I ka wā kahiko
The ‘ohana was the central unit
but this will not be true in my era
Experts tell me
In a generation’s time, most of our native plants and animals will be all but gone.
Our language will be useless, dead.
I do not concede that
I will live in a Hawai‘i of my own making
In the future
Environmental destruction and financial gain will be the norm
No longer can it be said that
My people and I care about this ‘āina
It will be evident that
Our people really are just stupid and lazy
It is foolish to presume that
There is hope.
We have forgotten who we are.
We have forgotten who we are.
And I refuse to believe that
Things like ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i, ‘ike kupuna and mo‘olelo
Really matters
I realize this may be a surprise but
‘Āina aloha is the key
Is a joke and
I’ll take what is mine
So a generation from now I will tell my keiki
There are more important things in life
Money
Is more important than
Culture
And I tell you this
I ka wā kahiko
The ‘ohana was the central unit
but this will not be true in my era
Experts tell me
In a generation’s time, most of our native plants and animals will be all but gone.
Our language will be useless, dead.
I do not concede that
I will live in a Hawai‘i of my own making
In the future
Environmental destruction and financial gain will be the norm
No longer can it be said that
My people and I care about this ‘āina
It will be evident that
Our people really are just stupid and lazy
It is foolish to presume that
There is hope.
We have forgotten who we are.
There is hope. There is you.
YOU ARE THE SEED OF HOPE YOUR KŪPUNA PLANTED ALL THOSE YEARS AGO.
Kū Hiō. Kū Kanaka. Kū I Ke Aka O Nā Kūpuna.
MAHALO.
Kanaeokana seeks to strengthen the lāhui and nurture the next generations of aloha ‘āina leaders by developing a Native Hawaiian education system of collaboration built on a strong ʻōlelo Hawai‘i and ʻike Hawai‘i foundation.
How
Cascading from our
Nuʻukia & Ala Nuʻukia (Vision and Mission)
What
Why
Palapala ʻŌnaehana Hoʻonaʻauao Hawaiʻi
He aupuni palapala koʻu, a ʻo ke kanaka pono a naʻauao
na Kauikeaouli, Kamehameha III
Moʻokūʻauhau
E noʻonoʻo iho...
Palapala ʻŌnaehana Hoʻonaʻauao
Hawaiʻi components
Palapala ʻŌnaehana Hoʻonaʻauao
Hawaiʻi components
We’re working on Why today!
Building Part 1 (Why?) of the Palapala ʻŌnaehana Hoʻonaʻauao Hawaiʻi
PEHEA KOU MANAʻO?
We envision generations who accept kuleana for our honua
X Kākoʻo ⬜ Loihape ⬜ Mea Hou
Pehea kou manaʻo?
Plans for Sessions 1 and 2
Session 1 - Interactive workshop
2 rounds, 25 minutes each
Check out 2 of these 3 options during this session
Session 2 - Interactive workshop
2 rounds, 25 minutes each
Check out 2 of these 3 options during this session
ʻAina Awakea + hoʻolaha
Kā ka ʻAha Pūnana Leo
ana manaʻo
Contributing to shifts in public opinion
Contributing to shifts in public opinion
Contributing to shifts in public opinion
Kanaeokana social media stats since July
Kanaeokana FB engagement - Hawaiʻi
Kanaeokana FB engagement - ʻAmelika
Session 3
Education Art with UHM NHSS | ʻIlima Long & Puna Kalipi |
Papa Yoga | Mālia Kāne & Makana Kuahiwinui |
ʻĀina game: by Solomon and Meredith Enos | Meredith Enos & KPub |
Pāʻani Kahiko, Pāʻani Hou. E Pāʻani Kākou! (Noʻa, Cards for 808, etc.) | Kū-A-Kanaka: ʻIʻini & Kū Kahakalau |
Hae Hawaiʻi Heat Press | Kealaiwikuamoʻo |
Click here to access dashboard
Kanaeokana Project Dashboard
Makahehi Aloha ‘Āina
Kāhea:
Nou ke aloha ʻāina, he mahalo ē
Eia ka manawa e hoʻolaʻi ai
Mai ka lā hiki a [i] ka lā kau
Mai ka lā hiki a [i] ka lā kau
Kau mai nā alo, nā alo pali ē
Gratitude, to all of you aloha ʻāina folks
The time of peace has arrived
From where the sun rises to where the sun sets
From where the sun rises to where the sun sets
A wondrous gathering, a beautiful exchange
Aloha e nā manu leo hone ē
Ua manu o ka uka me ke kai ē
Ua manu o ka uka me ke kai ē
Kani ʻoli, ʻoluʻolu, nanahe ē
An admiration of the sweet soft voices
Resonating from the uplands down towards the sea
Resonating from the uplands down towards the sea
Joyful sounds, soothing, and melodious
A he hoa, he kupa, makamaka ē
Makahehi ʻia ke aloha ʻāina ē
Makahehi ʻia ke aloha ʻāina ē
Nou ke aloha ʻāina, he mahalo ē
Nou ke aloha ʻāina...he mahalo ē
A friend, confidant, cherished one
Admired and aspiring to be aloha ʻāina
Admired and aspiring to be aloha ʻāina
Gratitude, to all of you aloha ʻāina folks
Gratitude, to all of you aloha ʻāina folks
Mahalo nui loa
A hui hou aku nō