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ABOUT US
Mauliola Keʻehi is an education non-profit based at the historic tidal islands of Keʻehi that inspires visitors to transformative healing through Hawaiian culture-based education. A visit to Keʻehi immerses the student in a range of physical, mental, cultural, and scientific activities that are grounded in Keʻehi’s rich history and demonstrate the evolving ecology of the islands.
Through learning the moʻolelo (stories) and practices of the Hawaiian people and the history of the islands–once home to aliʻi such as King Kalākaua and once a place for teaching navigation and shark riding–visitors experience a unique opportunity for learning, healing, and well-being in the middle of urban Honolulu.
The mission of Mauliola Ke‘ehi is to promote transformative healing through reconnection between the ‘āina and people, to inspire, educate and transform public consciousness in regards to the rich cultural history of our Hawaiian ancestors and the moʻolelo they embraced.
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View of Lēʻahi (Diamond Head) from the papa (reef) of Keʻehi
ʻAlakuma pāpa‘i (7-11 crab)
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Ka i‘a leo nui o Ke‘ehi
The loud-voiced fish of Ke‘ehi
Project Kuleana Kamehameha: Waiwai Kapālama
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