The Hoʻokahua Project of Office of the Chancellor at the University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo and , will be hosting E Nihi Kahele: Maintaining Kapu Aloha for Mauna Kea presentation on the on Thursday, April 9, 5–8 p.m. at the University Classroom Building, room 100.
The event is free and open to the 糖心视频 community and the general public.
Speakers
- Manulani Aluli Meyer, Moʻokapu, 糖心视频 Hilo Kanilehua 糖心视频ing Scholar
- Luana Busby-Neff, Molokai, Hawaiian Force, PKO, Moʻokapu
- Ngahiraka Mason, Aotearoa, Tuhoe, Senior Curator Maori Art
A discussion on understanding mauna, culture and intention throughout moana-nui-akea. A hui wānana to explore insights, practices and clarity for these times.
“Come to understand the focus of our kapu aloha—a synonym for ahimsa. Because of the needs of our time, and the distortion of stories flying around the globe, come to listen to what is really happening to those who have been dedicated to aloha ʻāina our whole lives and who are now lending this focus to Maunakea,” said Manulani Aluli Meyer.
For more information on this presentation, contact Kīpuka at (808) 932-7418. For disability accommodation contact Darlene Iokepa at (808) 932-7418 (V), 932-7002 (TTY).
Updates to this story
- April 16
- Commentary by Manulani Aluli Meyer: April 13
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