Posts tagged with ‘Na Maka o ka Aina’

  • Puhipau

    By on October 3, 2011

    Produced for Physicians for Social Responsibility/Hawai'i, this program explores, in stark and sobering detail, the medical and social effects...

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  • Stolen Waters

    By on October 3, 2011

    This video documents the battle over the water in Waiahole Ditch on the island of O'ahu, where taro farmers...

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  • Uncle Harry Mitchell

    By on October 3, 2011

    Various interviews and other video documentation of the beloved Maui kupuna (elder) of the Protect Kaho'olawe 'Ohana, Harry Kunihi...

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  • Wao Kele o Puna

    By on October 3, 2011

    March and rally to protest geothermal energy development in one of the last lowland rain forests in Hawaiʻi. One...

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  • Aloha Quest

    By on October 3, 2011

    Various historians, educators, cultural experts, artists, actors and activists shared their knowledge of history and culture and expressed views...

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  • Ka Wai – Source of Life

    By on October 3, 2011

    Hosted by well-known kupuna, Eddie Kaʻanana, this video focuses on traditional Hawaiian values regarding the precious resource, ka wai,...

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  • Ka Haku Hulu – The Featherworker

    By on October 3, 2011

    Dennis Kanaʻe Keawe makes a feather cape and Mary Lou Kekuewa demonstrates the construction of Kahili.

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  • Nā Waiwai Hawaiʻi – Treasured Values of Hawaiʻi

    By on October 3, 2011

    This program explores the concepts of aloha ʻāina, kōkua, ʻohana, and thinking "island."

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  • Hoʻāla Hou – A Look to the Future

    By on October 3, 2011

    The Hawaiian term hoʻala hou means to awaken anew. Hosted by artist and philosopher Sam Kaʻai, this program looks...

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  • Kawainui – Creating a Visual Legacy

    By on October 3, 2011

    Ipo and Kunani Nihipali work with children to create a mural at Kainalu Elementary School that reflects and interprets...

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