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Nā Kaona o Ke Mele o Ke Aliʻi Liliʻuokalani (The Hidden Meanings of Queen Liliʻuokalani's Songs)

Nā Kaona o Ke Mele o Ke Aliʻi Liliʻuokalani (The Hidden Meanings of Queen Liliʻuokalani's Songs)

The illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian kingdom was one of the most monumental events in Hawaiian history. Our kingdom was illegally...

Voices from Kalaupapa

Voices from Kalaupapa

Davenport uses the foundational background of Kalaupapa to draw us a picture of social context and how it relates to the life of her...

Nā Kaona o Ke Aloha o Ka Haku: The Hidden Meanings of The Queen's Prayer

Nā Kaona o Ke Aloha o Ka Haku: The Hidden Meanings of The Queen's Prayer

The illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian kingdom was one of the most monumental events in Hawaiian history. Our kingdom was illegally...

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UH Hilo Student Film foreshadows the Ballistic Missile threat in Hawai'i

UH Hilo Student Film foreshadows the Ballistic Missile threat in Hawai'i

The Exiled: Ostracism and Ideologies During the Leprosy Epidemic in Hawaiʻi As Portrayed in Shark Di

Power Diminishes Choice

Power Diminishes Choice

The Power of the ʻĀina: Chants of the Land

The Power of the ʻĀina: Chants of the Land

Nature as a Unifying Thread in Kiana Davenport's Shark Dialogues

Nature as a Unifying Thread in Kiana Davenport's Shark Dialogues

Shark Dialogues and Mixed Heritage Identities

Shark Dialogues and Mixed Heritage Identities

Women Empowering Women

Women Empowering Women

The Sores of Leprosy on Hawaiian History

The Sores of Leprosy on Hawaiian History

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