Nūhou Lāhui: Hawaiian History Month

Sept. 2 -  Hauʻoli Lā Hānau e Liliʻuokalani

Sept. 6 & 8 - E Ola Ka Lāhui - Hawaiian Cultural Based Education

                     Kau Ka Lā, E Ola Ka Hā - Engaging Children and Families Through Culture & Education 

                     Kaiāulu: Coming Together All in One Place

Sept. 13 & 15 - Hoʻola Acknowledging our Past, Planning for Our Future

                    Hawaiʻi and the Legacy of Queen Liliʻuokalani

                    Kalaupapa: A Living History

Sept. 20 - 24 - Hana Keaka - A World Premier of Kaisara, A Hawaiian Language Play and Events

                        Kaisara Play Guide

Sept. 29 - ʻOnipaʻa Reimagined - 30 Years of Community Resilience through Film

Week 1 - Hauʻoli Lā Hānau e Liliʻuokalani!

• Virtually celebrate Liliʻuokalaniʻs birthday at ʻIolani Palace.
• A Healer in Every Home - Nānā i Ke Kumu

Week 2 - Hulihia: Imagining New Possibilities

• Resources and Values - Turning To our Strengths
• Community Building - Turning Toward each Other

Week 3 - Hoʻōla: Hawaiian Health

• Perspectives on Infectious Diseases - Through the Eyes of Historians
• Epidemics as Told in Literature

Week 4 - Mele Lāhui - Songs of Our Nation

• Liliʻu Project and Youth Operas
• Mele Lāhui - E Mele Kākou

Week 5 - Hana Keaka Hawaiʻi - Stories on Stage

• Paʻa Ke Kahua . Eia Ke  Kūkulu - Hawaiian Theater at UH Mānoa 
• Nā Huliau: Turning Points on Stage

Week 1 - Hauʻoli Lā Hānau e Liliʻuokalani!

• View ʻAha Kuka Anahulu ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi with community members celebrating the Queenʻs birthday.
• View the celebration of Liliʻuokalaniʻs birthday at Kawaiahaʻo Church.

Week 2 & 3 - Ke Kauā o ka Lāhui: Sept. 4, 5, 10 & 11

• Life of Prince Jonah Kūhio Kalanianaʻole - play by Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl

Week 2- Hoʻōla: Hawaiian Health

• Sept. 7 at 6 - 8pm He Lālā Ulu: Maoli Traditions of Pregnancy and Childbirth Can Influence the Development of a Strong Lāhui - presented by Kaʻiulani Odom, Puni Jackson and Wahinehula Kaʻeo. They will bring Haumea to the discussion of traditions of hāpai and hānau. 
• Sept. 9 at 6 - 8pm Child-rearing Traditions Recalled by Native Hawaiian Kūpuna - Dr. Martina Kamaka and Dr. Carol HiʻilaniTitcomb, 
• He Noiʻina Maʻi: A Medical Pedigree of the Hawaiian Monarchy from Historical Hawaiian Language Accounts. (Forward to 01:19:05 to view the following segment.) Leikuluwaimaka Meleiseā and Kalā Domingo present the medical conditions of our aliʻi as uncovered in Hawaiian language resources.
• Moderator: Kuʻulei Birnie

Week 3 - E Ola Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi: Culture Based Education

• Sept. 14, 6 - 7:30pm HCBE Moʻokūʻauhau of a Movement: Community advocates and educators discuss the history of the movement for Hawaiian Culture-Based Education (HCBE), its successes, and its impacts today.
• Panelists: Kalehua Krug, Walter Kahumoku III, Nākamak Rawlins, and Kimo Alama Keaulana.
• Moderator: Manuwai Peters
• Sept. 16, 6 - 7:30pm Ke ʻŌlino Nei Mālamalama: HCBE in the Future. Advocates, educators, and thought-leaders discuss emerging trends and challenges facing Hawaiian Culture-Based Education in a rapidly changing world, and opportunities to redefine education beyond the classroom. 
• Panelists: Derek Minakimi, Elena Farden, DanielKinzer, and Kehau Abad
• Moderator: Kaʻanoʻi Walk