Hikianalia: Connecting with Hawai‘i

Hikianalia: Connecting with Hawai‘i
Hikianalia: Connecting with Hawai‘i
Posted by on January 19, 2016 in Polynesian Voyaging Society
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Hikianalia, sister canoe to Hōkūleʻa, is journeying around our Hawaiian Islands in search of stories of hope here at home that are making a positive change for Hawai‘i’s future, inspired by Hōkūle’a’s legacy. Statewide outreach begins on the North Shore of Oahu and will continue throughout the islands through the new year. Stay tuned for details including sail schedules for when Hikianalia will be at a port near you. Visit hokulea.com/hikianalia.

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