Empowering youth to realize the purpose of their lives by helping them develop life skills through the cultivation of kalo and values-based coaching.
Kailua, HI
Joined November 2014
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🌱✨ ASA participant, Tehani, is putting her learning into action! Listen in as she is using the Hawaiian Moon Calendar as her guide, she’s planting kalo at home and sharing her knowledge with others. (cont.)
Check out the video on youtube!
youtu.be/ZZs5Jk_3QNs
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Thinking about joining us for a Community Aloha ʻĀina Day? We’re hosting a community day on Saturday, February 15th, from 9AM–12 PM, and we’d love for you to be part of it! Sign up now at the link in our bio! We can’t wait to share this day with you!
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Do you know a high school senior or young adult interested in pursuing higher education? Encourage them to check out our Ahupua’a Systems Apprenticeship (ASA) program! Link to more information and the application is on our linktree!
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Thomas Massie as Secretary of Ag with Joel Salatin as one of his advisors is an undeniably good thing and something that could only have been dreamed of in years past.
It's official, @JoelSalatin to be an Advisor to the Secretary of the USDA and @RepThomasMassie to be Secretary of Agriculture.
We are so unbelievably back, and truly are going to Make America Healthy Again.
Great news for all, especially our farmers and ranchers!
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A weekend of service for many of our players — as Ho’okua’āina lo’i workers and volunteers for the @PunahouPFA New Family Social #sonsofoahu #punahoufootball
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Hope is here.
ICYMI, the new Farmer’s Footprint digital home has well and truly arrived! Head to farmersfootprint.us/ now to explore, learn, and be a part of the hopeful change 🌱💚 Music by Labrinth: No Ordinary #FarmersFootprint #RegenerationRevolution
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Today, Hawaii imports 90% of its food.
Before Captain Cook landed, the populous Native Hawaiians were entirely self-sufficient and produced more food using less land than modern Hawaiian agriculture.
Here is a quick tour.
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Breadfruit is a species of tree in the Moraceae family, native to new New Guinea. It initially spread to Oceania and is now found throughout the tropics.
Known as 'Ulu, It is also one of the celebrated "canoe plants" brought to Hawaii by ancient Polynesians.
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Kaleohano Farrant's #beautiful talk shows how we can share community voices in a meaningful way by making #storytelling of 'āina-based groups like @hookuaaina more transformative to spread #abundance and foster #biocultural stewardship
#NREMSeminar
hookuaaina.org/
ALT All images from Kaleohano's presentation slides
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Awesome #scicomm with one reason to practice #agroforestry - diverse, continuous, deep-rooted plant cover increases both long term storage and short term recycling of soil organic matter - by @jm_lavallee and Francesca Cotrufo via @ConversationUS theconversation.com/soil-car…
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Amazing collection of peer-reviewed papers, commentaries, and "voices from the grassroots" on Indigenous Food Sovereignty in North America in this new special issue of @JAFSCD #opensource #foodsovereignty foodsystemsjournal.org/index…
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This 2 February is the #WorldWetlandsDay 🦩
Marshes, lakes, swamps, estuaries, mangroves host 40% of 🌏 animals & plants 🐟
They are our allies against the #ClimateCrisis
35 % have been lost since 1970.
Time for #Biodiversity2020 🐸
More on @RamsarConv
worldwetlandsday.org/home
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40% of it is under forest cover and home to more than 1,700 birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians. It is important to ensure that our nature-based solutions stand the test of time as quick, sustainable development is the need of the hour in Myanmar. nature.ly/36SrcHC
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Do you ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i? Statewide, Hawaiian is the most popular non-English language spoken at home by school-aged children. Read our CHANGE report to learn about the efforts to renormalize Hawaiian. buff.ly/2JY0MgC. #HawaiiforChange @HCFHawaii
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This weekend, seniors from our three campuses will take the next steps as leaders of tomorrow, and embrace their kuleana to uplift the lāhui as they pursue higher education and careers in our communities. We are so proud of these good and industrious men and women. I mua 💙
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Today’s tea:
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In an increasingly globalized world, it is vital to recognize the sustainable contributions indigenous communities have been making for centuries. ci-intl.org/2vSZubH
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Spread the good news! New Zealand just announced its banning plastic bags! RT if you want your country to be next!
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😍😍😍 Mahalo @hookuaaina!
#local #taro #kalo #alohaflavor @ Hookuaaina at Kapalai instagram.com/p/BmPoPI1gCyy/…
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Our friends at Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii are looking for caring adult volunteers to work with high school students in their mentoring program focusing on college and career readiness. Contact them today and make a BIG difference in inspiring a... facebook.com/haroldklcastlef…