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LĀHUI RESOURCES

NĀNĀ I KE KUMU.

"LOOK TO THE SOURCE."

We've gathered a collection of resources that help us learn from the knowledge, history, language, and practices of our kūpuna. We hope these resources encourage others to continue learning, exploring, and strengthening their connection to ʻāina and our lāhui. Enjoy!

RESEARCH & ʻĀINA-BASED LEARNING

"Indigenous agriculture has strong potential to contribute to food needs under climate change"  - By: Natalie Kurashima

"Reconnecting Kūāhewa with Kuaʻāina: Toward the Establishment of an ʻĀina-based Education Program Kahaluʻu, Mauka, Kona, Hawaiʻi" - By: William Lee

Bicultural Kūpuka: Ecological Restoration in West Hawaiʻi.

HAWAIIAN HISTORY & CULTURAL RESOURCES

Comprehensive database consisting of varied collections of data pertaining to historically and culturally significant places, events, and documents in Hawai’i’s history.

Hawaiian Electronic Library Compilation of resources included puke, nūpepa, atikala, and mele.

Kaniʻāina, “Voices of the Land,” is an educational resource focusing on Native Hawaiian speech aimed at documentation and preservation of Hawaiian.

A blog translating different newspaper articles.

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