By Hokulea
The Polynesian Voyage Society’s booth at the 20th annual Honolulu Festival proved to be very popular as kamaʻāina and malihini connected with crew members as the Worldwide Voyage soon begins.
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By Hokulea
“The canoe is the mother. And the navigator is the father. And the crew members, that pretty much makes us all brothers and sisters. What makes Makali’i special is this relationship we have with each other.”
This strong bond between canoe and crew has Learn More
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By Hokulea
Thirty nine years after her launching at Kualoa in 1975, Hōkūleʻa returned to the ocean as she embarks on the Worldwide Voyage. The next dry dock will be in Aotearoa, and she will return to Hawaiʻi in 2017.
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By Hokulea
As we voyage, we bring together tradition and technology, timeless values and new visions, and the next generation of leaders that can build hopeful solutions for Island Earth’s and Hawaiiʻs future.
Being out on the open ocean with no land in sight and Learn More
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By Hokulea
“When we went down to Kaʻū, we sailed and got to see all of the volcanoes, erupting and flowing into the ocean. I was on Hoʻokela, but, I have this beautiful image of Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia in the background with just this steam, Learn More
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By Hokulea
“The goal is by March the canoes are ready to start sea trials and testing. So this last month is to try and get as many kids and teachers as possible to be a part of the outreach. Today was ʻIolani school, my Learn More
Source: Physical to Digital Outreach
By Hokulea
Pow Wow Hawaiʻi and 808 Urban team up to add some artistic expressions on Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia.
The Polynesian Voyaging Society joined up with artist Kamea Hadar of Pow Wow Hawaiʻi, clothing designer Keola ZXXX Rapozo of Fitted Hawaiʻi, and the talented youth Learn More
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By Hokulea
To teach the students, you have to engage the teachers first. And the teaches need to believe in what you are doing is meaningful and transformative.
Aʻo Hawaiʻi is a partnership between the College of Education at UH-Mānoa, the Polynesian Voyaging Society and other …Learn More
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To teach the students, you have to engage the teachers first. And the teaches need to believe in what you are doing is meaningful and transformative.
Aʻo Hawaiʻi is a partnership between the College of Education at UH-Mānoa, the Polynesian Voyaging Society and other Learn More
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By Diane Tom-Ogata, Kimberlee Stuart, and Shari Jumalon, Ho’ala School, Wahiawa, O’ahu
Kahanahaiki is an ahupua’a (chiefdom) in the moku (district) of Waianae on the mokupuni (island) of O’ahu. Currently, Kahanahaiki is managed by both the state and federal programs that rely heavily on both paid employees and volunteer Learn More