Box 2
Contains 90 Results:
Early Land and Food Systems in Hawaiʻi
Contains a brief speech describing the agricultural lifestyle dynamics from which Native Hawaiians lived by, and challenging the ownership of land which disrupted the sustainability nurtured by Hawaiians.
Pauoa Valley Presentation
Contains a brief speech describing the historic layout of Pauoa Valley in O'ahu, particularly from the accounts of two people during the mid 1900s. Includes supplemental material arguing for the development of an elderly care facility in the Valley, as well as handwritten notes from Marion Kelly.
Heʻeia Lecture Series , 1988
Preservation of Hawaiian HIstoric Sites at Hawaiian Civics Club Convention , 1988
Contains a speech delivered at the Hawaiian Civic Clubs Convention stressing the vital role of grassroots organizations like the Hawaiian Civic Clubs in historic land preservation, particularly in light of State and Federal inadequacies.
HCH Talk Story Kailua Town Reunion, 1985
Contains two presentations on Kawainui fishpond and its ecosystem and history. Includes handwritten notes by Marion Kelly.
What Happened to Hawaiian Lands, 1984
Contains a presentation given to the Pacific Beach Hotel about the history of land tenure in Hawai'i, and how and why it changed from use rights to private ownership.
Presentation on Na Mala o Kona: Gardens of Kona, 2003
Contains a speech discussing her findings in Kona during the making of the report, "Nā Mala o Kona: Gardens of Kona. A History of Land Use in Kona, Hawaiʻi." The speech was given at the Kona Outdoor Circle Education Center and Sadie Seymour Botanical Gardens.
Maunawili Stones Statement
Contains a statement concerning the stones of Makaliʻi Valley, Maunawili, Kailua, as well as its historical connections to Native Hawaiian deities.
Sites at Ka Lae, Kaʻū, Hawaiʻi, 1985
Contains a numbered list of descriptions regarding content in a slideshow of sites at Ka Lae, Kaʻū, Hawaiʻi. [NOTE: Includes hand written notes].
Maritime Symposium , 1998
Contains a report on the impact of land use on Kāneʻohe Bay, which was presented at the Maritime Symposium. Includes two email receipts, a copy of the Maritime Symposium Program, and a booklet of various abstracts pertaining to the different presentations. [NOTE: Two copies of the Kāneʻohe Report are kept because one s, and is annotated, other is not.
Hawaiʻi Now: Planning With Diversity Conference, 1993
Contains a speech detailing why sovereignty must be at the center of urban planning. Includes an agenda pamphlet of the Hawaiʻi Now: Planning With Diversity Conference, as well as a copied newsletter about the Urban and Regional Planning program at the University of Hawaiʻi.
Water, Water Everywhere, 1993
Contains a speech regarding the sophisticated water sharing system of Native Hawaiians, including their philosophies. Includes a faxed description of instructions as to how the presentations on water would be ordered and located. Additionally includes handwritten notes.
The Importance of Preserving a Cultural Heritage, 1987
Contains a speech displaying how the preservation of Native Hawaiian land systems are necessary in protecting Native Hawaiian access to their cultural heritage.
Some Thoughts About Hawaiian Kapa, 1982
Contains a speech which discusses the role of kapa in Native Hawaiian society.
Summary of Petitions to Hawaiian Government , 1976
Contains a discussion outline for Marion Kelly's Ethnic Studies 340 course, "Land Tenure Change in Hawai'i." Includes a "Summary of Petitions Written to the Hawaiian Government in 1841-1850," as well as a series of maps spanning Hawai'i to Kaua'i, and another which focuses on the Kāʻū district of Hawaiʻi island.