The students and alaka‘i then walked up to the Lāna‘i Culture & Heritage where they met with Mikala Enfield, who shared a small collection of unique Lāna‘i artifacts in a hands-on session, and also described the processes of accessioning and preserving heritage collections. The students then engaged in researching and selecting a particular item in the collection to describe in presentations to their fellow program participants.
The E ‘Ike Hou iā Lāna‘i -Cultural Literacy Initiative is sponsored through grants and contributions of:
Hawai'i Tourism Authority Kūkulu Ola Program
Hawai'i Council for the Humanities
Lāna'i Archaeological Committee
Pūlama Lana'i
Hui o Wa'a Kaulua and Mo'okiha o Pi'ilani 'Ohana
Lāna‘i High & Elementary School
Kamehameha Schools
Jim and Linda Caires Smith
Honua Consulting
Lili'uokalani Trust
The Maui Arts & Cultural Center
Lāna'i CHC Na Hoaloha - Friends Organization
Mahalo nui no!
To view other daily activities:
E ‘Ike Hou iā Lāna‘i — To Know Lāna‘i Once Again Cultural Literacy Program 2017
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Aunty Ke‘ala, Uncles Ben and Kepā then took the students to the museum gardens to discuss the ethnobotany in Hawaiian culture. Upon return to the class they also continued their research and creative writing projects.
June 19, 2017 Day 6 – classroom and Lāna‘i Culture & heritage center —
E ‘Ike Hou iā Lāna‘i —
Cultural Literacy Initiative
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Students got to have a late start today (8a). They were greeted by Aunty Ke‘ala Kaopuiki Santos, who joined us as a resources teacher for the week from Kamehameha Schools. The focus of the day was to review traditions and historical literature about Maunalei Ahupua‘a, traditional agricultural practices, and Lāna‘i Hale. Students engaged in reading aloud, then creating group posters depicting some facet of the landscape that stood out in their mind from the readings and talking story.
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