Hawaiinuikea School of Hawaiian Knowledge

Tonight's webinar is cancelled however, this presentation is going to be rescheduled at a later date! Next Episode will be on April 21, 2021!

Ma kia #moolelomnaleo, e moolelo mai ana o Kaleohoomana Kaohelaulii e pili ana i kona noho p ana me kona anak, o Anak Heno, i kona w kamalii ma Ni...ihau. Hoouna mau ia o Kaleo me kona hoa hnau e hook i ka makemake o ko lua anak. Eia mai ka mahele elua o kia moolelo hakaaka #mnaleomondays #moolelomnaleo #kawaihuelaniHARD #olelohawaii

Aloha kkou, I am delighted to invite you to join us this Wednesday evening, April 14, 2021 at 7 pm on https://bit.ly/brandtweb for our 39th Brandt Webinar focusing on "TAHITI TEMPLES: PAPENOO Complex in Fare Hape , the Birthplace of Pere!" presented by Yves Papa Heifara Doudoute, the President of the Haururu Association of Fare Hape, Revered Elder, and a cultural expert in Tahitian Language and Culture. His presentation will be made in Tahitian, and translated into Engl...ish and French as he believes all Indigenous Peoples should speak their language first! I also hope you enjoyed our presentation last week on "TAHITI TEMPLES: Taata, Mahaitea, & rahurahu," presented by Paul Moohono Niva, Raitea Archaeologist. If you missed it, you can catch it at Facebook.com/hshkuhm/videos. Please share the attached flyers with all of your family, friends, and networks. Mahalo nui loa for all of your support of the history-making Brandt Webinars on Polynesian Ancestral Knowledge! aloha nui, Lilikal Kameeleihiwa, PhD Professor & Brandt Chair for Comparative Polynesian Studies Hawaiinuikea School of Hawaiian Knowledge, UHM

Welina mai me ke aloha, E huli a kau mai n maka i nei puukani hanohano e hooheno mau ai. Eia o Anakala Palani Vaughan i kna hmeni ana i ke mele na i ha...ku ai o Pua Wehiwa. E nanea mai ka pepeiao i nei khuli leo nahenahe. O kia ka umikmlua o n poke wiki o #nhaliaaloha. He pukana wiki hou kia ma lalo o #puanapakolu e hooheno ia ana N Halia Aloha o n momi makamae kau i ka hano. We are encouraged to be ever persistent in learning while our mentors are still living, Oiai e nana mai ana no na maka’ (While the eyes still look around) and to be thoughtful of them treating them with kindness (Pukui, 1983, Unpublished Dissertation, Lopes, 2010). #puanapakolu #nhaliaaloha #kawaihuelaniHARD #olelohawaii

Welina mai me ke aloha, E huli a kau mai n maka i nei puukani hanohano e hooheno mau ai. Eia o Anak Doreen Lindsey i kna hmeni ana i ke mele o Piha Ha...uoli me kna kaikamahine aloha o Natasha Hobdy. E nanea mai ka pepeiao i nei khuli leo nahenahe. O kia ka umikmkolu o n poke wiki o #nhaliaaloha. He pukana wiki hou kia ma lalo o #puanapakolu e hooheno ia ana N Halia Aloha o n momi makamae kau i ka hano. We are encouraged to be ever persistent in learning while our mentors are still living, Oiai e nana mai ana no na maka’ (While the eyes still look around) and to be thoughtful of them treating them with kindness (Pukui, 1983, Unpublished Dissertation, Lopes, 2010). #puanapakolu #nhaliaaloha #olelohawaii

Auhea oukou e n hoa lelo Hawaii mai kia pae ina nei o Hawaii a hiki loa aku i n ina , aloha kkou pkahi a pau. Greetings to all interested learners of lelo Hawaii. Here we are again with class 10 of this Spring 2021 session (This class is an initiative made possible by ASUH and Hawaiinuikea School of Hawaiian Knowledge). E hele mai and let us all learn together the language of this land, Ka lelo Hawaii! If any of you are interested in participating and interacting with us during our live-streaming classes, please fill out this google form: https://forms.gle/LKA2cPUtc3cPkYba8