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Nowemapa 2009
Mid-Month Extra |
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McGregor wins in Native
Insight essay competition
READ MORE > A writing contest to promote the thoughts and traditional knowledge of natives in the area of economic recovery has come to a close, and a Native Hawaiian writer was among the winners. "Native Insight: Thoughts on Recession, Recovery and Opportunity" collected entries from Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians.
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Office of Hawaiian Affairs Trustee Rowena Akana was part of a Hawai'i delegation that traveled to Belgium and Rome in October to honor Father Damien as he became St. Damien of Moloka'i. - READ MORE > |
'Enehana 'Ōiwi: Google Street View comes to O'ahu, Maui
We've all played with Google Maps' satellite view, looking for your house, my house, our cousin's aunty's friend's house, and so on. But now comes a new dimension of maha'oi: Google Street View. - READ MORE >
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READ MORE >Breaches of trust by the state and the state Department of Hawaiian Home Lands led to delays in homestead awards for 2,700 Native Hawaiian plaintiffs between statehood and 1988. |
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Although he stood barely 5 feet tall, George Nā'ope was easy to spot in a crowd. But it wasn't because of his bright clothing and extravagant adornments. "He could talk to the highest person in the world without forgetting the poorest, and treat them as equals. They used to call him 'menehune,' but he was the tallest man in my life," said student and confidant 'Iwalani Kalima. |
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