Assortment of graphic overlays relating to indigenous management models, maps, population distribution, production intensification in pre-contact Hawaiʻi, and art of different Native Hawaiian leaders and lands.

Contains a syllabus, midterm exam, selected bibliography, and supplemental materials from Kellyʻs Ethnic Studies course, "Land Tenure Change in Hawaiʻi." Supplemental documents include resources on land alienation, rights, and tables of major private landowners throughout Hawaiʻi. [NOTE: Contains "Selected Letters from the Land File of the Department of the Interior of the Hawaiian Kingdom" from the Hawaiʻi State Archives].

Paper addressed to Summer Session II regarding the invalid Statehood vote of 1959. Additionally discusses regulations set forth by the United Nations in regard to non-self-governing territories and how that impacted the strategic timing of the Statehood vote. [NOTE: Includes one speech given at in Leiden, Netherlands for the European Society for Oceanists Conference, and another with no particular address except, "the people of Hawaiʻi"].

Selected newspaper articles from the "Sandwich Island Gazette and Journal of Commerce" and "The Polynesian" regarding early occupation and changes in land systems. [NOTE: The former newspaper was the first English newspaper in Hawaiʻi, whereas the latter newspaper was a later publication. URL TO SANDWICH ISLAND GAZETTE: https://www.cap.amdigital.co.uk/Documents/Details/HHS_079_Sa5_Vol1_copy1_no33].

Contains correspondence, vision statements, an agenda, and meeting notes in regard to the Halawa Luluku Working Group. Additionally includes background information on Section 4(f) of the Department of Transportation Act of 1966. [NOTE: HLID Working Group was created to help mitigate some of the adverse impacts resulting from the construction of the Interstate H-3 Highway. See more at https://www.kaainamomona.org/halawa-luluku-interpretive-development].

Correspondence to Environmental Protection Agency [EPA] supporting the holding of hearings on Pearl Harbor Aquifer as a sole-source aquifer. Additionally includes testimonies from another person, a project proposal to address processes of pollution and management strategies for subsurface water quality, and a community study on pesticides in Hawaiʻi.

Contains a correspondence to the editor of Honolulu Advertiser correcting their assertion that David Kūhiʻo Kalanaianaʻole was the first U.S. Congressional delegate when it was Robert Wilcox in 1900.

Two affidavits and correspondence concerning a discrepancy of land division in Marion Kellyʻs research considering "Majestic Kaʻū: Moʻolelo of Nine Ahupuaʻa."

Statement given by Marionʻs husband, John Kelly, opposing the privatization of public resources of the Ala Wai Harbor and Canal.

Contains papers describing common law, civil law, custom and tradition, and how those connect with the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement.

Contains copies of United Nations resolutions concerning non self-governing and self-governing territories.

Assortment of news clippings regarding the Native Hawaiian autonomy bill and Governor Ben Cayetanoʻs budget cuts for the University of Hawaiʻi.

Assortment of action alerts and correspondence about changes in land use law, a protest to stop the weakening of Hawaiʻi's environmental laws, opposition to position cuts in the Historical Preservation Division of the DLNR, and efforts to preserve and gather in regard to Niumalu and the Oneula Memorial Ceremony.

Genealogy of William Grieg, ancestor of Marion.