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Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement
Добавлен 23 июл 2018
The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) is a member-based 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a mission to enhance the cultural, economic, political, and community development of Native Hawaiians.
E Ola Mau Maui KITV | Kākoʻo Maui by CNHA | Laʻikū Housing
In a significant step forward addressing the urgent housing needs of Maui wildfire survivors, Laʻikū is the result of an unprecedented collaboration between the State, County, CNHA, HCF, FEMA, and the American Red Cross, which established the Maui Interim Housing Plan as a collective response post-Maui wildfires. This important project represents the first set of mid-term housing options for Maui families.
Within Lahainaluna, La’ikū presents a community of 16 cozy modular homes, each spanning just under 600 square feet and featuring two bedrooms. Units are in process and will be available intermittently. A team member will reach out to applicants as more units become available.
Eligibility ...
Within Lahainaluna, La’ikū presents a community of 16 cozy modular homes, each spanning just under 600 square feet and featuring two bedrooms. Units are in process and will be available intermittently. A team member will reach out to applicants as more units become available.
Eligibility ...
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KITV & Kākoʻo Maui Rebuild | Skye Razon Olds | Aug 8, 2024
Просмотров 4228 дней назад
Shakaʻs & Shoutouts!!! Kāko’o Maui's Skye Razon-Olds sits down with KITVʻs Lina Girl and Davey D to talk about the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s Kāko’o Maui rebuild programs and needs. For more information about these programs and resources, visit helpingmaui.org. We send a big mahalo to KITV for welcoming us on air to highlight these programs and the people of Maui.
Aloha for Maui - Reflection on One Year
Просмотров 28328 дней назад
In times of great need, Hawai'i comes together to support one another. As we reflect on the one year mark since the devastating fire, we remain committed to rebuilding and providing comfort and assistance to our 'ohana on Maui.
KITV & CNHA Kakoʻo Maui Housing Programs | Kukui Keahi | Aug 7, 2024
Просмотров 13528 дней назад
With the one-year anniversary of the Maui Wildfires approaching, Kāko’o Maui and Lahaina’s own Kukui Keahi sits down with Lina Girl to talk about the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s Kāko’o Maui housing programs which have provided housing for about 400 households, totaling around 900 wildfire-affected individuals. For more information about these programs, visit helpingmaui.org. We se...
KITV & CNHA Kākoʻo Maui Resource Center | Kapili Akima | Aug 7, 2024
Просмотров 16228 дней назад
Shakas & Shoutouts! With almost 4,000 return visits, who wouldn't return to see the one and only Kapili Akima, the one who served us facts, face and all the feels?! Visit us at Maui Mall Village to get to know the over 40 different maui based nonprofits, county, state, and federal partners who have assisted us in making this Resource Center successful. Learn more or to be apart of "the gives" a...
Kākoʻo Haleakala & Kākoʻo Maui | Tiare Lawrence | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 24Месяц назад
Tiare Lawrence, community organizer and founder of Kakoo Haleakala, shares her story of stepping up to help in every way she could. A seasoned organizer, Tiare initiated the Na Wahine Toa fundraiser and focused on meeting the immediate needs of the Lahaina community following the fires. She also collaborated with The People's Fund, working alongside Oprah Winfrey and Dwayne Johnson to distribut...
Pono Legal & Kākoʻo Maui | Legal Assistance | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 6Месяц назад
Heidi Ho, Executive Director of Pono Legal, discusses her work in providing disaster legal aid to the Maui community, addressing issues such as housing, consumer rights, employment, probate and trust administration, immigration, and FEMA appeals. Pono Legal offers free legal services specifically to those affected by the Maui wildfires. They have partnered with local organizations including the...
Napili Noho & Kākoʻo Maui | Part 4 | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 8Месяц назад
Kaipo Kekona, co-founder of Nāpili Noho, guides HiNow Daily’s Rachel Pacarro through their community-based distribution center, which has been a crucial resource for many Lahaina residents since last August. Located at Nāpili Park, Nāpili Noho serves as a vital emergency distribution hub, providing essentials like donated food, dry goods, and hygiene items. In addition, they offer health servic...
Napili Noho & Kākoʻo Maui | Part 1 | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 16Месяц назад
Kaipo Kekona, co-founder of Nāpili Noho, guides HiNow Daily’s Rachel Pacarro through their community-based distribution center, which has been a crucial resource for many Lahaina residents since last August. Located at Nāpili Park, Nāpili Noho serves as a vital emergency distribution hub, providing essentials like donated food, dry goods, and hygiene items. In addition, they offer health servic...
Napili Noho & Kākoʻo Maui | Part 3 | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 10Месяц назад
Kaipo Kekona, co-founder of Nāpili Noho, guides HiNow Daily’s Rachel Pacarro through their community-based distribution center, which has been a crucial resource for many Lahaina residents since last August. Located at Nāpili Park, Nāpili Noho serves as a vital emergency distribution hub, providing essentials like donated food, dry goods, and hygiene items. In addition, they offer health servic...
Napili Noho & Kākoʻo Maui | Part 2 | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 9Месяц назад
Kaipo Kekona, co-founder of Nāpili Noho, guides HiNow Daily’s Rachel Pacarro through their community-based distribution center, which has been a crucial resource for many Lahaina residents since last August. Located at Nāpili Park, Nāpili Noho serves as a vital emergency distribution hub, providing essentials like donated food, dry goods, and hygiene items. In addition, they offer health servic...
Lahaina Community Land Trust & Kākoʻo Maui | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 21Месяц назад
Carolyn Auweloa and Autumn Ness of Lahaina Community Land Trust (LCLT) share their manaʻo of the importance of preserving the land for land-owners impacted by the Maui Wildfires. Protecting Lahainaʻs land is paramount for individuals and families who call Lahaina home. LCLT is a community-led land trust, founded in November of 2023, which aims to prevent off-shore individuals attempting to capi...
CNHA Membership Spotlight | Pono Legal
Просмотров 7Месяц назад
CNHA member Pono Legal was featured on HI Now Live, and the below link will continue to be featured on Hawaiʻi News Now website and various social media platforms. This is part of a series of CNHA Member Spotlights , which CNHA has connected a dozen members with either KHON, KITV or HNN to be featured on TV and on-line, and sponsored half of the cost.
Kākoʻo Maui Distribution Center & The Long Term Recovery Group | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 19Месяц назад
Skye Razon-Olds from the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement and Kaipo Kekona of the Long Term Recovery Group have highlighted another essential resource for individuals and families affected by the Maui Wildfires: the Kakoʻo Maui Distribution Center. Located at Maui Marketplace in Kahului, the center offers a wide range of supplies for those directly and indirectly impacted by the disaster...
Kākoʻo Maui & Dustin Kaleiopu talk Housing Pathways | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 10Месяц назад
In this segment, we hear from Dustin Kaleiopu of the Kakoʻo Maui Resource Center as he outlines the various housing programs available for those affected by the recent wildfires. First up is the Host Housing Support Program, launched in September 2023 in response to the August 8th Maui Wildfires. This initiative provides financial aid to individuals who host friends or family displaced by the f...
Kākoʻo Maui & Kapili Akima talk Resource Center | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 17Месяц назад
Kākoʻo Maui & Kapili Akima talk Resource Center | HiNow Daily
Imua Family Services & Kākoʻo Maui | Outdoor Emergency Preschool | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 14Месяц назад
Imua Family Services & Kākoʻo Maui | Outdoor Emergency Preschool | HiNow Daily
Imua Family Services & Kākoʻo Maui | Enroll in Health & Medical Coverage with Imua | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 7Месяц назад
Imua Family Services & Kākoʻo Maui | Enroll in Health & Medical Coverage with Imua | HiNow Daily
Imua Family Services & Kākoʻo Maui | Imua Discovery Garden | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 6Месяц назад
Imua Family Services & Kākoʻo Maui | Imua Discovery Garden | HiNow Daily
Hui Homes & Kākoʻo Maui | Advocating for Versatile Living Spaces | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 9Месяц назад
Hui Homes & Kākoʻo Maui | Advocating for Versatile Living Spaces | HiNow Daily
Hui Homes & Kākoʻo Maui | Dedicated Volunteers | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 15Месяц назад
Hui Homes & Kākoʻo Maui | Dedicated Volunteers | HiNow Daily
Hui Homes & Kākoʻo Maui | The Power of Collaboration | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 22Месяц назад
Hui Homes & Kākoʻo Maui | The Power of Collaboration | HiNow Daily
Hale Makua & Kākoʻo Maui | Prioritizing our Kupuna | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 6Месяц назад
Hale Makua & Kākoʻo Maui | Prioritizing our Kupuna | HiNow Daily
Hale Makua & Kākoʻo Maui | lanning for future generations of kupuna | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 14Месяц назад
Hale Makua & Kākoʻo Maui | lanning for future generations of kupuna | HiNow Daily
HaleMakua & Kākoʻo Maui | #healthcareheros | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 41Месяц назад
HaleMakua & Kākoʻo Maui | #healthcareheros | HiNow Daily
Chef Hui & Kākoʻo Maui |Kula Food Hub | HiNow Daily
Просмотров 10Месяц назад
Chef Hui & Kākoʻo Maui |Kula Food Hub | HiNow Daily
ChefHui & Kākoʻo Maui | 50,000 Meals Prepared | HiNowDaily
Просмотров 50Месяц назад
ChefHui & Kākoʻo Maui | 50,000 Meals Prepared | HiNowDaily
KITV & CNHA Kakoʻo Maui Distribution Center | Aug 5 2024
Просмотров 58Месяц назад
KITV & CNHA Kakoʻo Maui Distribution Center | Aug 5 2024
Experience Hawai'i Island - 2024 Native Hawaiian Convention
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Experience Hawai'i Island - 2024 Native Hawaiian Convention
KūHana Business Program | The Keiki Department
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KūHana Business Program | The Keiki Department
Automatk... I see no one else taking their burn.🔥
ini om atau tante yang nyanyi? aku bingung.
sangat cantik 🥰
Maika'i!!! Wow so inspirational! My wife does the same thing. Were called " Just A Little Hawaiian"! I will let her know about the Kuhana Program! Mahalo Nui!
Guess you have to get rid of bananas, coffee, pineapples etc. Humans only say invasive if they cant control or eat it.
Chee!! Aunty, Kanaka is our right. We always Malama. Malama the Aina is the practice of Kanaka Maoli. Aku bless.
Awesome. Wish I new about this
keikiフラの中でもとてもレベルが高く、とても素晴らしい踊りだと思います😊
Immersion schools should be mandatory statewide! Hawaiians from all backgrounds should learn the language. Whether you're a native Hawaiian or a white Hawaiian, the language is part of your culture and by learning it you preserve your heritage.
45 minute mark on is all that is worth listening to. The infrastructure is falling apart and it’ll take money and leadership to provide more water for everyone.
Lovely ❤
Mother tongue yes kuleana
Yes say kanaka speaking facts
what makes cook islands .. what makes sandwich islands.. what makes easter islands .. what makes hawaii islands.. is in the eyes of the beholder .. you join a relegious group of ppl not all of us find ourselves that way .. and we dont parade our values morals personal beliefs all over the stage of show business ..
Enjoy every one of your videos. Even send to old work friends. Thanks for letting us see them. From a former music teacher.
Keep teaching!!! Many hundreds of thousands here on the mainland support the effort to get the U.S. give the Hawaiian islands back to the Hawaiian people, to hold Article II court and try perpetrators for war crimes, and get homes and land for ALL HAWAIIAN KINGDOM SUBJECTS.
You guys rock much aloha🤙🏽🏝🌞🌸🌺
'Eo!!!
You are so pretty, thanks for sharing the sounds of the Hawaii language. ✨🌿
Yes, I agree, but what word should be used in referring to what is sometimes also called "the lower 48" when having a mutually respectful conversation. Thank you for your insight🙏
My story meeting Twinkle was different. I came up from Waikiki because a friend of mine told me i could see the dolphins in Waianae. After my boat had returned to the docks and i exited, i crossed paths with Twinkle. We exchanged hello's, i asked her what this place (Pu'uhonua o' Wai'anae) was. We sat down and she told me the story of how it became and how it continues. In that 30-45 minute conversation, she had made a huge impact in my life. I wasnt aware of it at the time, but became aware of it when i returned to the mainland. I saw there what she descibed to me, and i to wanted to make a difference to help those that fell on hardships. I helped form a village on the mainland of 200 people. It was beautiful, community at its best. No crime, just support and respect. As i had learned from speaking with Twinkle. However the village i was apart of was not prepared for what had come our way. 1800+ new people within a week, they brought crime and negativity, burned down homes, assualted and murdered good people, causing most to flee. Now 4-5 years after speaking with Twinkle and loosing my husband 14 months ago to murder, i have returned to Pu'uhonua o' Wai'anae, this time as a resident whom just wants to be a part of this amazing community and do whatever i am capable of to help Twinkle achieve her goals for the people she cares for.
Our system totally follow with patriarchy for inheritance right
And NOAA is criminal as well.
The wonders of the archepelago. Aloha. too bad the military destroyed much leaving behind their toxic waste.
Sounds like kuleana shines bright mahalo nui for that for my Hawaiian ohana
So awesome to hear this video. I feel blessed to have an awesome solid understanding🤙🏽🌈🏝
Braddah keep us posted 🤙🏽🏝
Love this braddah oh me ke aloha Maui bless you brah
Imua
Wasn’t this area for Maui workforce families not just Lahaina?
Where did time go!? She grew so fast from her 2019 win to 2023 dancing with her halau at MM.
Give great thanks for this incredible community effort!!!! Mahalo Mahalo MAHALO for sharing the HOPE this brings to us all
A beautiful offering.....community building imatvits best. He's a wonderful spokesperson
...at its best.
She is so cute and an amazing smile
Hiiii Beautiful! HVD to you and yours . It’s so good to see u on here. Just wanted to shoutout “i love you “ my favorite KUMU. Alofa Atu! 💙💙💙💙💙💙
Of course, she's very good but I especially love how clean and expressive her hand movements are.
Next program would be nice to hear about Native Hawaiians and insight on tourism in Hawaii and where we’re going with all this overflowing in tourism and it’s pushing native Hawaiians off island from high price out on our own land
Beautiful song by Josh Tatofi while a lovely young lady danced w so much grace to her heart's content. Thank you for posting.
Boring
😊Much Aloha to all of you for standing your ground the lord is with you all always.
70% vs.30% is unacceptable ratios… should be the other way round!
His language is VOID of heart. Disconnected. POHO. His ancestors are watching him holding him accountable too
Hawaiians are Sovereign and you are a foreign disease.
To know that the water is been taken away from kuelana (commners) the original ania of hawaii now and the unjustifiable to know that native hawaiian being treated by restrictions of wai and hearing you all say what is happening is true 77% is so wrong all these plantations owner aren't sharing the wai with native hawaiian agricultural.
Good to consider monolythic dome homes, resistant to hurricanes and fires, over 20 yrs building domes for Lahaina and other Hawaiian developments
Kahea and team!! 🎉
Richard Bissen Cried... and hugged... and admitted he doesn't know the answers and needs help... #Confession
Wahine and da keiki need to be heard . Mahalo for the incredible Kane that represent us. This group has heart and soul and intelligence to heal the horrors Lahaina has endured. The future is certainly bright and promising for the healing that is essential. It is crucial that the natives and all Ohana come together. In the far future, may we see this fire as Pele’s wish to bring upheaval . This time is our opportunity to love another more. Ho’oponopono. Making things right thru forgiveness, we all become OHANA
Topic was affordable housing yet most of talk was about how great the other is. Bla bla bla.
Is it true Hawaii voted 94% to become a state in 1959?
Impressive work and presentation by this young man.
Thank you for uploading and filming this... must be day 3/4 November 1, 2023