Summit Day
Friday
March 4th, 2022
8:00 am-4:15 pm
(Hawaiʻi Standard Time)
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WATCH SUMMIT & WORKSHOP VIDEOS
8:30-10 a.m. (HST) Summit Keynote Panel Discussion
To open the summit, a panel of practitioners hailing from different backgrounds and disciplines will share their experiences of perpetuating Hawaiian Culture-Based Practices. By learning about each panelists’ pathway as a practitioner and hearing their insights, we will begin to gather generational perspectives around living with Hawaiian ancestral ‘ike as a guide.
To learn more about our Summit Keynote Panel Discussion, click here.
For more information about our Keynote Panel Presenters, click here.
10-10:30 a.m. (HST) Well-Being Break
Take some time to refresh, reset and renew. Stay hydrated, stretch and give your eyes a screen break!
10:30 a.m. - 12 pm. (HST) Morning Summit Presentations
The Summit presentations and practitioners will add their own answers to the Summit Guiding Question, helping us to see how their unique practice might be applied to our own lives. While there are a variety of Hawaiian Culture-Based Practices, we chose to highlight some that may be less widely known worldwide and some that can be universally applied.
Please note that some sessions may have opportunities for a hands-on component, while others will be shared through a talk-story delivery. Some presentations may offer follow-up sessions.
Presentations will include the following practices: Hana Noʻeau (Art); Lua (Hawaiian Martial Art); Mahiʻai (Hawaiian Farming & Planting), Moʻolelo (Oral Traditions of Hawaiʻi) and ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language).
To learn more about our Cultural Practice Presentations, click here
For information on our Cultural Practitioners whom will be presenting, click here.
12-12:45 pm. (HST)
Lunchtime Break:
Lunchtime Break:
Mele with a Pinch of Moʻolelo on the Side
Mele with a Pinch of Moʻolelo on the Side
Featuring:
Hui Aloha Serenaders
Special Lunch Time Presentation of Mele (Hawaiian song) with some background Mo'olelo or story and history.
This special live presentation will be presented by the following seasoned performers:
Hauʻoli Akaka
Ke‘ala Kwan
Liz Apo
Paul Nahoa Lucas
For more information on our Musicians click here
12:45-2:15 p.m. (HST) Afternoon Summit Presentations
The summit continues as more Hawaiian cultural practitioners share their ʻ ike, helping us to consider how we might engage in a practice and what our kuleana might be for the future. While there are a variety of Hawaiian Culture-Based Practices, we chose to highlight some that may be less widely known worldwide and some that can be universally applied.
Please note that some sessions may have opportunities for a hands-on component, while others will be shared through a talk-story delivery. Some presentations may offer follow-up sessions.
Presentations will include the following practices: ʻAi Pono (Foods and Cooking for Health & Well-Being), Hoʻoponopono (Hawaiian Family Conflict Resolution), Lawena (Hawaiian Behavior & Ways of Being), Lomilomi (Hawaiian Massage) and Ulana ʻIeʻIe (Weaving with Freycinetia arborea).
To learn more about our Cultural Practice Presentations, click here
For information on our Cultural Practitioners whom will be presenting, click here
2:15-2:30 p.m. (HST) Well-Being Break
Take some time to refresh, reset and renew. Stay hydrated, stretch and give your eyes a screen break!
2:30-4:00 p.m. (HST) Afternoon Keynote Speaker
2:30-4:00 p.m. (HST) Afternoon Keynote Speaker
Kekuhi Kealiʻikanakaʻole
Kekuhi Kealiʻikanakaʻole
E MAUI E MAUI! KUʻU KE AHO!
E MAUI E MAUI! KUʻU KE AHO!
Join Kekuhi as she shares perspectives on "Hawaiʻi Life Ways" and learn how we can strengthen our relationship with our ʻāina through the study of "kaʻao" or legendary tales.
Kekuhi kindly asks all participants to bring a 72" piece of string or cord (use any kind). Tie the loose ends in a knot to make a ~36" loop. This "hei" will be used in her interactive presentation. Bring your hei so you can join along with Kekuhi!
*Kekuhi will also offer a follow up presentation on Saturday April 2nd from 12:00 - 1:00 PM (HST). This follow up session will build upon her Closing Keynote. Don't miss out on either presentations!
To learn more about our Summit Closing Keynote Speaker's presentation click here.
For information on our Keynote Speaker, click here.
4:00-4:15 p.m. (HST) Panina - Summit Closing Protocol
Join us for our summit closing protocols as well as hear additional information for upcoming Saturday March 5th Workshops & April 1st and 2nd follow up sessions.
*Summit Closing Announcements by Summit Committee
*Summit Closing Announcements by Summit Committee
Summit Guiding Question
Our summit intends to address the following question:
"Amidst the uncertainty and dynamic challenges of today’s modern world, how might one engage in Hawaiian Culture-Based Practices to build connections with others, improve total well-being and perpetuate Hawaiian cultural traditions for future generations?"
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