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Menu × Home About Ka‘iwakīloumoku About the Center Location and Contact How to Reserve Bernice Pauahi Bishop Heritage Center History of Ka‘iwakīloumoku Moananuiākea Education Vision French Polynesia Aotearoa Alaska Indigenous Taiwan Micronesia Rapa Nui Pacific Conversations Heritage Pūʻolo Interactive Map All Pacific Maps Ho‘oilina Cultural Principles of Native Hawaiian Identity Kūhanauna Strategy Digital Collections Mānaleo Kānaka Insights Historical Snapshots Essays Mele Recipes Videos Mo‘olelo Pacific Conversations Song Contest Heritage Center Pacific Wayfinding FAQContact Facebook Instagram Search About Ka‘iwakīloumoku About the Center Location and Contact How to Reserve Bernice Pauahi Bishop Heritage Center History of Ka‘iwakīloumoku Moananuiākea Education Vision French Polynesia Aotearoa Alaska Indigenous Taiwan Micronesia Rapa Nui Pacific Conversations Heritage Pūʻolo Interactive Maps All Pacific Maps Ho‘oilina Cultural Principles of Native Hawaiian Identity Kūhanauna Strategy Collections Mānaleo Kānaka Insights Historical Snapshots Essays Mele Recipes Videos Mo‘olelo Pacific Conversations Song Contest Heritage Center Pacific Wayfinding Contact Pause Play Kaʻiwakīloumoku Pacific Indigenous Institute About Kaʻiwakīloumoku Moananuiākea Ancestral Oceanic Home About Moananuiākea Hoʻoilina Legacy of Leadership About Hoʻoilina Welina me ke aloha! Welcome to the Ka‘iwakīloumoku website, a space to explore the breadth and depth of Hawaiian culture and the richness of our Pacific world. Features KĀNAKA INSIGHTS Nā Momi Hoʻoheno: Adelaide Kaiwi Kuamū Sylva Nā Momi Hoʻoheno was created to capture the treasured life stories of our Hawaiian people so that future generations might be enriched by these priceless moʻolelo of our cherished and unique way of life. Adelaide Kaiwi Kuamū Sylva was born in 1914 and raised in Olowalu Valley, Maui. In the late 1920s, she moved to nearby Lahaina where she and her family have been ever since. Aunty Adelaide recalls the days of her youth and visits her childhood home for the first time in some 80 years. More Information MOANANUIĀKEA Heritage Pūʻolo Resources: Alaska Presentation When one thinks about the great expanse of the Pacific Ocean and where it touches, the ice-cold shores of Alaska may not be the first place that comes to mind! However, in 1990, efforts to construct a canoe out of traditional materials brought Alaska and Hawai‘i together as Hawai‘i’s forests did not have koa logs big enough to be carved into a double-hull sailing canoe. Learn more about the unique relationship between Alaska and Hawai‘i and the work we are doing together for Moananuiākea. More Information VIDEOS Kūlana Kanaka: the Importance of Ceremony and Protocol Kūlana Kanaka is a video talk-story that invites guests to speak about our roles and responsibilities as kanaka ʻōiwi to ourselves, our ʻohana, our kaiāulu, and our lāhui. In this episode, kumu hula Snowbird Bento talks story with Kumu Hina about the importance of ceremony and protocol in our lives as kanaka ‘ōiwi, and the spread of knowledge and practices relating to ceremony alongside aloha ʻāina movements in recent years. More Information Digital Collections MOʻOLELO Ka Moolelo o Eleio - Mokuna 1 Enjoy the first chapter of S. N. Pualewa’s moʻolelo of Eleio, the fleet-footed messenger of Maui’s high chief Kākaʻalaneo, published in Ka Nupepa Kuokoa on September 5, 1863. ESSAYS I Maui Aku Nei Au A journal excerpt from a 2005 trip to Maui, by Hiʻilei Manoʻi-Hyde. Ua hiki mai ka lā hope o kā mākou huaka‘i poina ‘ole ma Maui. I kēia lā, ua a‘o mākou i nā mea pili i ka wahi o Lahaina (‘o Lele kona inoa kahiko).” SONG CONTEST Aunty Irmgard Farden Aluli: A Musical Journey Like episodes in a novel, the storied life of Aunty Irmgard reveals a woman who understood the power of song to capture the profound beauty of her world. MĀNALEO Malupō Lum Lung Chung Air Date: 00/00/1996 Malupō Chung talks about growing up in Kahakuloa, Maui. Looking for resources or materials from Ka‘iwakīloumoku’s Literary Archive? Access previous articles, essays, videos, and mele here. View Collections Statements of Privacy, Copyright and Disclaimer Suggestions? © 1996-2024 Kamehameha Schools; All rights...