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 South Pacific Peoples Foundation of Canada.