Mauliola Keʻehi is an Hawaiian non-profit based at the historic tidal islands of Keʻehi that inspires participants to transformative healing through an ocean-focused therapy for Collective Mental Health and Environmental Justice. Our program is rooted in Indigenous Hawaiian knowledge that reconnects individuals via waʻa Hawaiian outrigger canoe with the ʻāina (land), kai (ocean), and moʻolelo (ancestral stories) of Keʻehi—a sacred area and summer  home to our Moʻi Kalākaua and a legacy of navigation, shark riding and healing.  A visit to Keʻehi immerses the participant in a range of physical, mental, cultural, and scientific activities grounded in Keʻehi’s rich history and demonstrates the evolving ecology of the islands.​Through learning the moʻolelo and ways of our Hawaiian ancestors and the history of the islands- participants experience a unique opportunity for healing,  maintaining well-being, art therapy and authentic learning in the middle of urban Honolulu.