Pilina Kaiāulu : Our Relationships and Collaborations
Over the years of connecting with the community of ʻāina and kanaka, our pilina has continued to grow, revealing an intentional thread of collaboration, communication, and the weaving together of culture and shared values. Through these connections, we have cultivated a foundation rooted in aloha and kaiaulu.
Kamehameha Schools: Hoʻolauna , Hālau Ka Piko O Hinaikamala : Youth program facilitation and cultural education (Native Plants ID, Watershed Education, Native Bird Education, Kaulana Mahina and, Kuʻi Kalo and Kapa) Professional Development, Indigenous Responsible MindsetHale Hōʻikeʻike o Bailey, Maui: Community event, cultural display and presentation of kuʻi kalo
Malama I Ke Ola Health Center: Program development and community contributions.
Nahanee Creative Inc. : Michelle and Llyod, Creed Nation, Canada: Nahanee Creative, Cultural Workshops
Noblelism, E.H.A: Cultural and Education conclusion for fine art and mural projects
Kupu Aʻe, Molokaʻi: Cultural and Design collaborations for fashion and products
Aina Momona: Professional Development consultation
Kaʻehu, Maui: Narrator/ Educational Video collaboration for youth and community
ʻAha Kāne (Pā ʻUpena), Oʻahu: Pihana Kanaka, presentation on Kilo and kuleana
Manaʻai, Oʻahu: Papa Kuʻi ʻAi workshop, A board and Stone in Every Home
Grow Some Good, Maui: Cultural Consultation, Professional Development
Maui Huliau: Project site collaboration and, Summer Programs
ʻĀinakūkoʻa: Cultural and agriculture Consultation, Logo and signage design
Maui Ocean Center: Kauhulu and Pihana Kanaka (space use)
Liliʻuokalani Trust: Youth program facilitation and cultural education (Kuʻi kalo)
Artistry8: Cultural Collaboration
Ke Kula Kaiapuni o Maui: Youth program facilitation and cultural education. Kalama: Native Plant Identification, Wood Shop, Native Hawaiian plant signage collaboration
