Mo‘olelo
Moʻolelo gain power with each telling and retelling. It is no mistake that our kūpuna called each version of our moʻolelo a mana. The stories below are the kinds of stories that bring mana to our lāhui. Stories about how connecting to our culture brings success. About how our keiki know the importance of community. About how bright the future is when it is built upon nohona Hawaiʻi.
Beyond The Base
Beyond the Base is an ʻōiwi-led podcast examining U.S. militarism in Hawaiʻi and the systems that sustain it. Across the islands, the U.S. military manages roughly 245,000 acres of land—nearly a quarter of Oʻahu and large swaths of ʻāina on Hawaiʻi Island—much of it leased [...]
Mana‘o on KS Trustee Candidates
Keith Vieira, Eric Yeaman, Olin Lagon
Papamū Podcast
Kōnane is a traditional Hawaiian strategy board game played between two people that is similar in concept to checkers but built around jump captures and strategic blocking. Winning isn’t determined by the total number of pieces removed, but by the player [...]
Kūkā Kīkī: A Podcast on Queer(ed) Kānaka
Kūkā Kīkī is a māhū-led podcast, where we kūkā and kīkī about kanaka sexuality, gender, erotics and all things māhū. Each episode dives straight into the heartbeat of our complex communities, weaving together scholarship, artistry, and ʻike from lived experiences. In this inaugural season, we [...]
Chief of War Talk Story Sessions
How can storytelling help us connect to our past and reimagine the future?
E Ala Mai: Awakening Ea in a Militarized Hawai‘i
This occupation is not confined to military zones; it spills into every aspect of life redefining what we believe is possible.
Papamū: The World on a Kōnane Board
The 1st Kōnane Tournament Invitational was held at Kukui Grove Center in Kaua‘i, as part of the 2025 Ola Ka ‘Ī events.
TMT is not welcome in Hawai‘i
Kia‘i make it clear they are still here to protect Maunakea
I Mana ka Mo‘olelo: Nurturing Pilina with Palesetina
The scale of what is happening and the structures of oppression are different. But are these differences insurmountable?
‘Aha Kūkā 2024: E Alu, E Ahu, A Ea!
A gathering of aloha ‘āina educators from across the pae ‘āina.
Lahaina Strong
"I 1000% believe in my heart that we’re going to come out of this okay."