student repurposed plastic bottles into native Hawaiian fish
View fullsize Moʻo Wahine T-Shirts are LIVE! Link in the bio Pre-Sale closes Sunday 4/21 Mahalo nui for your aloha!🦎
View fullsize Moʻo Wahine shirts are in! What do you think? Mahalo nui to everyone who has been bugging me to make these. Comment with a 🦎 if you want one #hearhawaii #moowahine #freehawaii #olaikawai #hawaiifashion
View fullsize 🐗🌋 Da cuzzys are back with another #moʻōleloandmovement Join @hifipeeellaaah and me as we weave tales of Hawaiʻi into our yoga practice. Discover the healing power of connecting with our homeland’s stories while nurturing our bodies.🌋🐗 Sig
View fullsize Kū ʻūniu - to pivot As we contemplate this word while reflecting on our time at our Queen's Beach home, Kealohilani, we acknowledge the challenges of being Hawaiian in Hawaiʻi. Nonetheless, we hold the power to choose where we direct our mana/energy
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View fullsize my favorite thing is to show the people who have impact my life that their work has made a difference. If you know Mānoa Summer Fun then you know Kristl. She has been helping to run this program since i was a kid. Every summer she would encourage me
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View fullsize its been awhile since we got up and did straight moʻōlelo pon di mike. Honestly don’t remember most of what said. Sometimes words begin to flow out like a raging river and while speaking i think to myself “did i really just say that?&rdqu
View fullsize Stoked to be sharing space with my cousin @hifipeeellaaah #MooleloandMovement You don’t want to miss this! #AANHPI
View fullsize Beginners ʻukulele classes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at Marriott Waikiki Mohala Garden 6 pm - 7 pm
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The Mughal Gallery, once Doris Duke’s bedroom, boasts stunning inlaid semi-precious stone floral arrangements in the private bath area. Within this intimate setting, the remarkable talents of singer-songwriter Izik take center stage, delivering a site-specific performance that delves into themes of self-care, self-love, and self-awareness, empowering individuals to radiate confidence and grace outward into the universe. Additionally, Yvonne Mahelona and Anuhea Kānealiʻi of Hale Haumea share the oli (chant entitled E Ala E Kahikikū, further enriching the experience with their traditional Hawaiian artistry.