Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ho?omanawanui
Hoʻomanawanui—Patience, to be patient, steadfast, fortitude.
Work of late Kaua?i CC archaeologist William ‘Pila’ Kikuchi to be made public
Books and field journals of the late archaeology expert are being archived and digitized at Kauaʻi CC.
$3.4 million to grow Native Hawaiian physicians
The Native Hawaiian Center for Excellence is focused on increasing the representation of Native Hawaiian students in medicine and other health professions.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Hau?oli
Hauʻoli—Happy, glad, gay, joyful; happiness, enjoyment, joy.
Native Hawaiian strategies presented at Vienna climate change conference
Audiences were captivated by recently published research based on regenerative practices that allowed Â鶹´«Ã½¡¯s Indigenous population to thrive for centuries.
HIFF short film inspired by Pele, younger sibling Hi?iaka
The film is choreographed and produced by Brigitte Leilani Axelrode, who is pursuing a graduate certificate in Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies at UH ²Ñ¨¡²Ô´Ç²¹.
$1.9M investment in Hawai?i¡¯s food and agriculture
UH received three grants to find innovative solutions for food, agriculture, water and Native Hawaiian communities.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: Ulu
Ulu—To grow, increase, spread; growth.
Hawaiian Word of the Week: K¨±pono
K¨±pono—Upright, honest, decent, proper, appropriate, rightful, reliable, worth, merit, excellence.
N¨¡ Pua No?eau expands reach to motivate more keiki, ?ohana
The enrichment program conducted development workshops reaching a total of 86 professionals including educators and social workers.