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Chapter
38
Get updated on how Kamehameha Schools is working
hand-in-hand with other ali`i trusts and individual small landowners
to repeal a city law that forces the sale of condominium leasehold
property. |
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Boarder’s
Lecture Series
In an effort to educate students about important legal issues
that will impact their future, the Kamehameha dormitory on
the Kapalama campus is hosting a lecture series entitled,
"Our Rights at Risk: A Look at What's at Stake for Hawaiians."
Students learn that without federal recognition, Native Hawaiians
are faced with frequent legal challenges seeking to end their
entitlements, resources and rights. |
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Ag
Bill
Kamehameha Schools' lands provide for all of us in many ways.
Certainly the income generated by our holdings is vital- but
so too is the sustenance that the land provides. See how Kamehameha
Schools supports local farmers while creating new legislation. |
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Ho`oulu
Lahui Charter School
At the Kua O Ka La Charter School, located in hte Puna district
of Hawaii island, the aina is an important source of both wisdom
and inspiration. See how the 48 students here have access to
the ocean, the rain forest, and a host of rich archaeological
sites to learn from. |
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The
Hawaiians: Edgy Lee Video
In this story we'll take a look at a one-hour long documentary
made by a local videomaker, focusing on the history and culture
of the Native Hawaiian people. The film captures the history
of Hawaii, from the arrival of Europeans and missionaries,
the overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy, and the struggle to
maintain and preserve a culture nearly lost. |
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Hawaii
Campus
Kamehameha's Hawaii Campus is living up to the promise. In
this report, presented by Hawaii Campus junior `Alohi Gronquist,
we see how what was once a sugar can field, is an emerging
hub for the Hilo community. |
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