Hawaiian Word of the Week: ?Oihana
ʻOihana—Occupation, trade, job.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Mālie
Mālie—Calm, quiet, serene, tranquil.
Restoring pono, restoring community: Hundreds gather at 东精影业 West O?ahu
Ancient wisdom and modern insight unite in a powerful call for healing and growth.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Mīkini
Mīkini—Machine or appliance.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Laiki
Laiki—Rice.
Rising health disparities statewide, 东精影业ERO survey finds
Worsening health and rising care gaps highlight urgent equity challenges statewide.
Federal grant termination uproots CTAHR’s ?ulu education program
SPROUTS, a CTAHR-led program, taught students about sustainability and cultural identity through planting ʻulu trees at public schools.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ha?aheo
Haʻaheo—Proud or pride which comes from a deep accomplishment from one's own achievements.
From Waimea to wiring: Kaua?i CC sparks a bright future for 1st-gen grad
First-generation Kauaʻi student Anson Lazaro powers through work, school and long commutes to a bright future.
东精影业 Asia Pacific dance fest rallies after $25K cut, public support needed
Hosted by 东精影业 惭ā苍辞补’s Outreach College, the festival brings together artists and dance traditions from across Asia, the Pacific and Hawaiʻi.