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Marion Kelly interviews Joyce Kainoa, who was born in Hāna Maui, and partially raised in both Keʻanae, Maui, and Halawa Valley, Molokaʻi. She speaks of her childhood, the values and lessons in between, and her involvement both within political activism and as a mother. [DOES NOT INDICATE THE DATES OF OTHER INTERVIEW]

Overview

Contains testimony opposing the U.S. Army’s use of Kalama (Johnston) Island as a chemical incineration site, citing its detrimental effects on Oceanic peoples and their environment, and equating its operations to genocide. Includes a range of documents, articles, cartoons, and resolutions from 1943 to 1995, addressing environmental hazards and political advocacy against military activities in the Pacific.

Scope and Contents Contains a diversity of papers relating to kalo, kānaka maoli, self-determination, and environment presented to Kansai University and other conferences. Includes collaborative research of taro cultivation in Japan and notes, maps, photos, and correspondence materials of Marion Kelly and her colleagues from Kansai University in Japan. Additionally includes newspaper and symposium materials related to the politics of kalo and its connection to people, as well as a memo and pamphlet from the...

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Contains two report regarding a History of Change in Kāneʻohe and The Impact of Land Use on Kāneʻohe Bay. Includes supplemental paper on Results of the Kuleana Act in 1850, a brief paragraph on a prisoner of water compound at Kaneʻohe Bay, and a portion of an interview regarding the Kaneʻohe Rice Mill.

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Contains an assortment of reports about Kawainui Fishpond in Oʻahu, discussing its historical significance, land use changes, and transition from fishpond to marsh, along with recommendations. Included are notes by Marion Kelly and a newspaper article she authored on the subject.

Overview

Contains testimony opposing the proposal of a golf course and lodge at Kealakekua Bay due to its historical significance and an inadequate Environmental Impact Statement. Highlights the area’s rich agricultural history, emphasizing the sustainable dryland system developed by Kānaka ʻŌiwi, and advocates for the return of original crops to restore the land’s productivity.

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Contains a presentation given at the Puʻuhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park on the ahupuaʻa system of Kona. Includes an exhibit program and artifacts promotional insert and an amalgamation of the information of the ahupuaʻa system.

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Contains two brief reports on Kuleana lands and respective rights, a brief timeline on crown lands and the Mahele, and a short history of ceded lands in Hawaiʻi. Includes supplemental figures and handwritten notes. [NOTE: "Kuleana Aina Aloha" and "Kuleana Land Rights" contained a note that they were previously scanned.

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Contains a report from Marion Kelly on the history of alienation of Hawaiian land and power due to the expansion of the Western economy, another report on conditions of land tenure change, two reports of similar nature on land tenure in transition, a copy from the Hawaii Pono Journal on aspects of land alienation, and a reprinted version with photos. Includes a supplemental report from John Kelly, and an emailed receipt to Marion Kelly from the Australian National University.

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Contains a list of resources relating to mahele land awards and land ownership in Hawaiʻi. Includes a facsimile sheet and a copied map of historic and archaeological sites in Kīhei–Upcountry Maui.