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Nā Pāhana {e Projects} | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. One of the goals of each of our projects is to build the confidence of participants to become kiaʻi one. Areas of their respective ʻahupuaʻa areas. It is the kūleana responsibility. Of participants to learn about aspects of the bay’s resources in both Hawaiian and English. Our projects are grounded in both Hawaiian and Western world views. Haumāna students. Are tasked with how to mālama take care. Ma Ka Hana Ka ʻIke We learn by doing. In Partner...

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Haʻawina [[Educational Materials]] | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Protected: Haʻawina Educational Materials. To view this protected post, enter the password below:. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Kaiaulu is a non-profit educational organization based in Wailua, Puna, Kaua’i and is dedicated to promoting and perpetuating Kaua’i’s traditional knowledge of natural and cultural marine resources. Please visit our website for more information, and feel free to connect with us on facebook. Kealia, HI 96751.

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Leo Mahalo [[Supporters]] | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Kēia ( Thank you, everyone. To the following organizations for their support, guidance, and encouragement. The Pacific American Foundation. Fiscal sponsor and primary curriculum resource organization. The ʻIke Kūʻokoʻa Hawaiian Newspaper Project. Nā Honua Mauli Ola. Program resource in Native Hawaiian Cultural Standards. Program resource in traditional knowledge about fishing and curriculum. The Edith Kanakaʻole Foundation. The County of Kauaʻi.

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ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu [[Community Language Class]] | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Project ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu is an initiative to develop curriculum and conduct community-based Hawaiian language classes. A core belief at Kaiāulu is that Hawaiian Language is essential to understanding traditional knowledge stewardship and conservation practices. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Or directly via email. Kealia, HI 96751. Pin It on Pinterest.

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Project Holowai | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. In Partnership with Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority and the County of Kauaʻi, Project Holowai is an initiative to produce Traditional Knowledge Weather Public Service Announcements in Hawaiian Language. PSAʻs impart information about the local weather conditions and natural resources in the Puna District of Kauaʻi. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Or directly via email. Kealia, HI 96751. Pin It on Pinterest.

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Na ‘Oukou [[Who we serve]] | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Na ‘Oukou Who we serve. Brief Demographic Profile of Communities We Serve. Ke Kaiaulu O Anahola. And ‘ opio. Ethnically diverse communities in the Hawaiian Islands. We hope to serve as many of the keiki. Children) and ‘ opio. Youth) in this area by supplementing their education with rich cultural experiences that serve to deepen their appreciation and understanding of our island culture, language, and natural environment. And ‘ opio. Even so, in...

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Hoʻolauna [[Program Overview]] | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Anahola and Wailua, Kauaʻi like other communities throughout Hawaiʻi are both looking to strengthen accountability for the health and long-term sustainability of its marine resources. Due to the passing of kūpuna, many fishing and cultural practices may soon be lost. A number of parents seek guidance to better prepare their children to properly use marine resources for subsistence, recreational, and educational purposes. Our program is dedicated...

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Wailua Bay Traditional Knowledge Walking Tour | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Nukoliʻi, Wailua Walking Tour/Talk Story Events. Kia’i Kai, Stewards of the Ocean at Nukoli’i, Wailua. Kaiāulu proudly offers a Sunrise Ceremony/Walking Tour/Talk Story Event to hotel guests and the public once a week on Wednesday mornings, starting at 600 am. Hawaiian chant to greet the sun. Names of cultural sites along the Wailua Coastline. Names of Hawaiian fish and other marine life. Names of winds, waves, and rain along the Wailua Coastline.

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Project Kūpaʻa {e Steadfast} | Kaiaulu Anahola

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Nā Mākou About Us. ʻŌlelo Kaiāulu Community Language Class. Nā Mea Ola Kai Anahola. In 2013, Kaiāulu Anahola submitted a grant proposal to the Castle and Atherton Foundation to assist with developing a Stewardship Training Program for Youth and Educators interested in incorporating Traditional Ecological Knowledge into their existing Hawaiian Studies classroom Curriculum. We named this project, Project Kūpaʻa. This website, Nā Mea Ola Kai Anahola inventory of natural and cultural resources in Anahola Bay.