Contains a speech given at a Land Use Commission meeting regarding the history of competition for land use in Hawai'i. Contains an agenda for the forum and a table of major private landowners in 1967. Includes handwritten notes by Marion Kelly. [NOTE: There is a portion of the speech in which Kelly included two different versions. Both are kept because they contain different information.]

Contains a survey of inter-island contact among the people of Fiji, Lau, Tonga, and Samoa by Marion Kelly used for an Anthropology 402 course, "Polynesians." [NOTE: Class not taught by Marion Kelly. Instead, taught by Dr. Katharine Luomala].

Contains a presentation identifying the problems which contributed to a decline in Hawaiʻiʻs once self-sufficient, subsistence economy, and details background history on subsistence practices, how land was privatized in Hawaiʻi, and how land was taken from the people of Hawaiʻi. [NOTE; Two copies are as they containt different annotations.\

Contains a presentation detailing the relationship between Kānaka Maoli and their land in traditional times. Includes photos and figures.

Consists of presentations regarding the connection between Kanaka Maoli and land, as well as details regarding the ahupuaʻa system/land management at the Save Our Seas and The ʻĀina in History Conferences. Information on deities and food production are also included. [Note: Includes handwritten notes of Marion Kelly.]

Contains a speech regarding the historical and modern dayracism from which Native Hawaiians suffer from.

Contains two versions of a presentation given at the 10th Pacific Science Inter-Congress in Guam regarding the history and stages of colonialism in Hawaiʻi. [NOTE: Two versions are kept due to differences of passages.]

Consists of a lecture given at the Church of the Crossroads regarding Early Mission Impact on Hawaiians and their Culture. Two copies are kept because one includes resources, as well as a difference in language.

Contains speeches about the emergence of the Great Mahele. Discusses its true nature, intended purpose, and the identity and motives of the forces it brought about. Includes graphics to supplement research.

Contains a speech given at a conference on Molokai drawing awareness to the systematic destruction and genocide of the productivity of Hawaiian fishponds. Includes a map of crown lands of Keauhou.

Contains notes, correspondence, and other supplemental materials relating to the Association of American Geographers Meeting focused on "Interpreting Island Land Tenure."

Background information and a resolution on preserving the Luluku Agricultural Terraces, to be discussed at a session during the World Archaeological Congress conference. Includes correspondence and conference materials related to the World Archaeological Congress.

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.

Chronology of events ranging from 1826-1993 in Hawaiʻi relevant to sovereignty and its relationship to foreign countries–particularly the U.S. Includes a paper about William Cornelius Shipman and Jane Stobie Shipman.