National Distance Learning Week Special!
Nov. 29 - Dec. 17: Mo‘olelo Ka Na‘i Aupuni - This course focuses on learning about the life of Kamehameha I, the first ruler of all Hawai‘i. Ka Na‘i Aupuni refers to Kamehameha’s ability to unite the islands.
Register by Nov. 12 for FREE!
Upcoming Courses
November 1-26: ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i: PIli ‘Ohana -This course will revisit some of the concepts taught in E Ola Ka ‘Ohana and build on them by taking a closer look at family relationships and interactions amongst family members. Sentence patterns will focus on introducing and describing family members as well what they enjoy doing.
Nov. 29 - Dec. 17: Mo‘olelo Ka Na‘i Aupuni- See more information to the left.
Register by November 15
Would you like to reconnect with your roots and share the Hawaiian culture with your ‘ohana? Join us in an online enrichment program for adults interested in the Hawaiian culture and language. Discover Hawaiian values, beliefs and traditions in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace.
Courses are only $25.00 and include a facilitator for 3-4 weeks, access to materials for a full year. If you complete the course, you'll also be mailed an incentive.
Target Audience
Parents, caregivers, alumni, educators and all other interested adults who want to learn more about Hawaiian history, language and cultural practices via distance education.
Program Goals
To provide:
culturally-based learning opportunities worldwide via a self-paced online environment;
access to culturally-relevant resources to share with their families;
a virtual community where they can share ideas, resources and experiences related to ‘Ike Hawai‘i
Nov. 29 - Dec. 17: Mo‘olelo Ka Na‘i Aupuni - This course focuses on learning about the life of Kamehameha I, the first ruler of all Hawai‘i. Ka Na‘i Aupuni refers to Kamehameha’s ability to unite the islands.
Register by Nov. 12 for FREE!
Upcoming Courses
November 1-26: ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i: PIli ‘Ohana -This course will revisit some of the concepts taught in E Ola Ka ‘Ohana and build on them by taking a closer look at family relationships and interactions amongst family members. Sentence patterns will focus on introducing and describing family members as well what they enjoy doing.
Nov. 29 - Dec. 17: Mo‘olelo Ka Na‘i Aupuni- See more information to the left.
Register by November 15
Would you like to reconnect with your roots and share the Hawaiian culture with your ‘ohana? Join us in an online enrichment program for adults interested in the Hawaiian culture and language. Discover Hawaiian values, beliefs and traditions in the comfort of your own home and at your own pace.
Courses are only $25.00 and include a facilitator for 3-4 weeks, access to materials for a full year. If you complete the course, you'll also be mailed an incentive.
Target Audience
Parents, caregivers, alumni, educators and all other interested adults who want to learn more about Hawaiian history, language and cultural practices via distance education.
Program Goals
To provide:
culturally-based learning opportunities worldwide via a self-paced online environment;
access to culturally-relevant resources to share with their families;
a virtual community where they can share ideas, resources and experiences related to ‘Ike Hawai‘i
Couple of our members signed up at Live Aloha for $10 and received a free shirt! Can't wait till October to start my class and learn Hawai'ian. Learning my language is a connection to my ohana and a valued treasure I hope to bestow on my keikis!
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