Participants gathered at the Campus Center Ballroom at the beginning of the day. On this first day of our October session of Cohort Kaulua, I feel immensely grateful for everyone showing up, trusting the process, and joining us in this…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Poepoe, ʻOkakopa 2025 Thursday 10/2 - Saturday 10/11/2025 The moon setting with loulu trees in the foreground near Hālau o Haumea at Kamakakūokalani during the Eia Hawaiʻinuiākea event on September 26, 2025. Aloha mai kākou, This anahulu’s…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻonui, Kepakemapa & ʻOkakopa 2025 Monday 9/22 - Wednesday 10/1/2025 The moon rising above Kamakakūokalani on September 3, 2025. Aloha e nā hoa makamaka, In this passage of “Kahi I Loaa Mai Ai Ka Inoa Kapunahou” to…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Poepoe, Kepakemapa 2025 Tuesday 9/2 - Thursday 9/11/2025 The writer’s small lei kukui made of yellow leaves and placed at the bottom of the tree trunk. Aloha nō e nā hoa, He kiu ka pua kukui…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻēmi, Kepakemapa 2025 Friday 9/12 - Sunday 9/21/2025 A small bird’s nest hidden in the high canopy of a tiare plant growing in Waimea, Oʻahu. Aloha kākou, Over this past weekend, I had the opportunity to attend…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻonui, ʻAukake - Kepakemapa 2025 Saturday 8/23 - Monday 9/1/2025 The view of Waʻahila ridge, green and multi-colored against a clear sky, from near Mānoa Marketplace. Aloha kākou, As we continue to make our way reading through…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻēmi, ʻAukake 2025 Thursday 8/14 - Friday 8/22 Two ducks looking for food in the flowing ʻauwai at Ka Papa Loʻi ʻo Kānewai. Aloha pumehana kākou, It’s been so wonderful seeing both familiar and brand-new faces around…
UHM NH Updates: Anahulu Hoʻonui, Iulai & ʻAukake 2025 Friday 7/25 - Sunday 8/3 The thin crescent moon among thin wisps of clouds in the darkening blue sky. Aloha e ka poʻe heluhelu, As we continue to read through “Kahi I…
Cohort participants engaging in a Piko Exercise together and reflecting on their experience and closeness to the piko. For our third day together within the ʻili ʻāina of Pilipili, it seemed that the connective nature of our physical place and…
Participants throwing shakas with big smiles at Ka Papa Loʻi ʻo Kānewai in the loʻi named Ahuwale with large green leaves of kalo in the foreground. For the second day of our cohort, we again had the opportunity to participate…