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The Academy for Creative Media is looking for ACTORS and CREW volunteers to help on this special film project. This fictional comic story takes place in ancient Hawaiʻi and will be shot in a documentary style that resembles the classic…
Planning to take the Hawaiian Language Placement Exam? Click the pdf below for more information about how to apply, what is required and who to contact. Important Dates: Application Deadline: Nov. 10th and Exam Dates: Nov. 15th & 16th On…
Ka Papa Loʻi ʻO Kānewai is advertising for a full-time Assistant Director. Please see the attached job description. If you are interested please apply! KPLOK Assistant Director Full Time
Aloha nō ka lama kū o ka Noʻeau. Ua hala. ʻAʻohe naʻe he wā e pio ai ke kukui. Ua ola iā kākou haumāna. Dr. Noʻeau Warner, renowned researcher and teacher, taught countless students the value of speaking Hawaiian through…
Hoʻomaikaʻi to the undergrad research assistants who presented at the Native American and Indigenous Studies Association’s undergraduate poster session at the 2016 annual meeting on the Mānoa campus May 18-21! “It was packed and everyone did an amazing job presenting…
He hoolaha keia no ka huakai olelo Hawaii i keia kau wela, o Mauiakama 2016. Ina he haumana 202 a oi oe i keia kau, e aho paha kou noi komo ana i keia huakai keu a ka lealea. He…
A conversation with Noe Goodyear-Kaopua, PhD, about national building through "movement-building." Noe is a Kanaka ʻŌiwi born and raised on Oʻahu. Former HWST and HAW student, she is a professor of Political Science, specializing in Hawaiian and Indigenous politics. Noe's…
Goddess vs. the Alphabet is about walking between the indigenous and western worlds and how we might help our men heal, and redefine what the feminine is in order to bring balance to our families and communities. Our conversation is…
A conversation with ULALIA WOODSIDE (former HWST/HAW student: BA in Hawaiian Studies; now board member of DLNR and works at Kamehameha) about Honoring family ties and the ways they affect our relationships to both people and the natural world. We…