Box 2
Contains 90 Results:
Kona Ahupuaʻa [ahupuaa] Presentation, 1991
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.
Anti-Akaka Bill Speech
Contains two speeches opposing the Akaka Bill and a supplementary examination sheet that simplifies the bill.
International Womenʻs Club of Guam, 2004
Contains a speech discussing a brief history of Hawaiʻi and their struggle for independence. Includes the agenda, monthly meeting minutes, and treasurerʻs report for the International Womenʻs Club of Guam.
Foreign Investments in Hawaiʻi Presentation Series, 1995
Contains a speech regarding the history and issue of major landowners controlling the economy of Hawaiʻi. [NOTE: Two speeches on the same concept are kept because they discuss different eras].
State of Hawai'i Responds to Sovereignty Movement at AAS Conference , 1995
Contains a speech given to the AAAS Conference discussing the history of the January 17, 1993 centennial, the fake state plebiscite, the source of "ceded" lands, state control of the sovereignty movement, and deep debt in the "state" of Hawai'i.
Kanaka Maoli Water Rights at Water Forum , 1996
Making It Through the Cane Field at Womenʻs Conference , 2002
Hawaiian Sovereignty: Myths and Realities at Heʻeia State Park , 1992
Contains a brief opening speech given at the He'eia State Park discussing the historical brevity and background of the day and chosen events, as well as an introduction of various community members including, Lilikala Kameʻeleihiwa, Haunani-Kay Trask, David Stannard, and Mililani Trask.
Legislative Control by the Democratic Party of Hawaiʻi at AAS Conference, 1994
Contains a speech given to the AAAS Conference regarding Republican control in Hawaiʻi, how the 1887 Bayonet Constitution disenfranchised Native Hawaiians, foreign takeover with the support of American troops, democrats taking control of the legislature, the Hawaiʻi Democratic party today, and problematic activities of Democratic party leaders in Hawaiʻi.
Early Missionary Impact on Hawaiians and their Culture at Church of the Crossroads, 1988
Contains a speech given at the Church of the Crossroads discussing the impacts of missionary and foreign invasion into Hawaiʻiʻs society.
Womenʻs Conference at UH Manoa , 1992 - 1998
The "Great Mahele" and Other Acts of Cultural Genocide , 1992 - 1993
Contains a speech given at the Hawaiian Historical Society regarding the historical events leading up to the grossly disproportionate foreign ownership of lands in Hawaiʻi and how such events make a strong case for cultural genocide under the draft of the Declaration of Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Includes correspondance from the Hawaiian Journal of History and supplemental documents about land history in Hawaiʻi.
Ahupuaʻa: A Kanaka Maoli System of Natural Resources Enhancement, Utilization, and Preservation , 1997
Contains a speech given to the Save Our Seas Conference about the intimate study of the environment by Native Hawaiians, and their practice of efficient and productive cultivation techniques for their crops which ensured sustainability for current and future generations. Discusses how resources were gifts from the Gods, the productive zones, land divisions, food production, and loko iʻa. Includes two figures of the food chain in loko iʻa, and a copied sketch of Kailua, Oʻahu.
Globalization / Colonization / Military Occupation , 2001
Contains a speech given at the 10th Pacific Science Inter-Congress discussing the colonial purpose of globalization to exploit people and their resources in Hawaiʻi, particularly through the conditional actions of the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Further discusses the ADBʻs negative impact on a countryʻs independence and the right of its respective citizenry to govern themselves.