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Registration Now Open for
Piʻo Summit 2026
We are excited to invite you to Piʻo Summit 2026 : ʻĀinahoʻi: Land, Law, and Justice. This year's summit brings together aloha ʻāina, community organizers, and land stewards to explore the intersection of land, law, and justice in Hawaiʻi. ʻĀinahoʻi amplifies the collective movement for land back across the paeʻāina, showcasing the innovative ways communities are both navigating and challenging existing systems though legal frameworks, nonprofit land trusts, and grassroots actions.
Join us for panel discussions to explore the innovative ways ʻāina is being restored, reclaimed, and protected.
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1/30/26 E Kū Ka Maka
Spring 2026 M.A. Major's Meeting
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Hui Heluhelu Book Club
E Nā Haumāna:
Kamakakūokalani Librarian, Hina Keala, has partnered with Native Hawaiian Student Services to launch Hui Heluhelu Book Club! This Fall 2025 semester, we will be diving into Ke Kumu Aupuni by Samuel Manaiakalani Kamakau! We will be using the newest publication of Ke Kumu Aupuni from Awaiaulu, which has side-by-side ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and English translations, so can choose to follow along in either language. University of Hawaiʻi-Mānoa haumāna (students) who participate and complete the semester will be able to keep their copy of the book assigned to them. Please use this link to sign up.
