ʻŌiwi TV

Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Papa Mālaaʻo – Papa 2
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
This video showcases the memorization speech competition for students in kindergarten to second grade. Contestants from Ke Kula Kaiapuni...
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Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Papa 3 – Papa 5
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
This video showcases the inspirational speech competition for the 3rd to 5th graders. Students from Ke Kula Kaiapuni o...
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Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Papa 6 – Papa 8
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
This video showcases the inspirational speech competition for the 6th to 8th graders. Contestants from Ke Kula Kaiapuni o...
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Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Papa 9 – Papa 12
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
This video showcases the extemporaneous speech competitions for students in grades 9 through 12. Contestants from Ke Kula Kaiapuni...
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Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: ʻAha Hoʻohanohano
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
This video showcases the award ceremony where the best student in each category was honored.
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Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Hiapo Perreira
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Hiapo Perreira
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Lā Kūkahekahe 2018: Pānela – Ke Kau ʻo Makahiki
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 23, 2018
This panel presentations looks ate the season of Makahiki. Scholars Kaliko Baker, Rangi Matamua, Kalei Nuʻuhiwa, and Mikiʻala Pescaia...
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Ke Au Hou: The Year of the Hawaiian
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 16, 2018
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Photo Gallery: Lā Kūkahekahe 2018
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 13, 2018
A photo gallery of participants from Lā Kūkahekahe celebrating ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi through speech, discussion and song.
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ʻAha Aloha ʻŌlelo 2018: Hoʻokūkū Pūnana Leo – Papa Malaaʻo
By ʻŌiwi TV on February 1, 2018
Over 30 students in kula kamaliʻi (preschool) to papa malaaʻo (kindergarten) participated in a memorization competition and song competition....
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ʻŌiwi TV produces top-quality documentaries, news and multimedia content from a uniquely Hawaiian perspective. The wisdom, beauty and power of Hawai‘i are the backdrop to the most important and interesting narratives of our generation. Founded by Nāʻālehu Anthony, Keoni Lee, and Amy Kalili, this next generation of Native Hawaiian storytellers aim to tell the stories of our land and our people.

The stories we tell—from the clients we work with to the questions we ask—are shaped by our aspiration to revitalize and affirm a positive native Hawaiian world view. We work to create a new narrative of the modern Hawaiian experience.