our work
Lā ʻohana
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Intergenerational gatherings
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Activities & Purpose:
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Kupuna to pē (infant) engagement
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Aʻo aku, aʻo mai (teach and learn)
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Aloha ʻAina (love of land)
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Kilo (observations)
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Holoholo (gathering)
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Moʻolelo (storytelling and reminiscing)
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Hana noʻeau (artistic works)
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Lawena pono (proper behaviors)
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aloha ʻĀina
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ʻĀina and culture based service and learning
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Activities for all ages:
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Kilo
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Mālama ʻĀina
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Aʻo aku, aʻo mai
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Kuleana
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Hana noʻeau
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Applied on-hands learning
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Public speaking
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Annual ʻohana camp
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Celebrating niu (coconut) and uluniu (coconut grove)
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Enhancing intergenerational connections and ʻāīna
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Leadership training for ʻōpio
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Activities for all ages:
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Same as above programs
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Traditional food preparation
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Holoholo
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Arts & Music
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Yoga
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Games
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ʻOhana activity workbooks
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Hoʻowehe i ka niu
Hoʻomakua i ke kai a pele
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Marine monitoring program
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Promotes culture, education, research, and job skills
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Activities for all ages:
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Kilo
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Research
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Interviews
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Networking and partnering
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Baseline surveys and exploration
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Data management and agreements
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hiʻi ka malu niu
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Niu mapping and uluniu heritage restoration
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Promotes culture, education, research, and job skills
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Activities for all ages:
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Characterizing and mapping niu
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Research
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Interviews
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Networking and partnering
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Mulch management and CRB prevention
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Data management and agreements
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Kahu ʻāina hawaiʻi
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Cultural and Environmental Stewardship
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Resident and visitor education and appreciation
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Leadership and job training
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Activities:
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Visitor education
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Respectful use and practices
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Malama ʻāīna
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Data collection
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Long-term natural and environmental protection
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Niu Fest
A Hoʻopono Event: Celebrating Niu Things
