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🦎LAHAINAMaluuluolele❤️No Ihikapalaumaewa ku'u kulaiwi,No Haleakala ku'u mauna,No Kahoma ku'u kahawai,No Ma'a'a ku'u makani,No Pa'upili ku'u ua

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Open door to CLARITY🫡🤍 Our mauna holds mana, that’s why they want it so bad!

All started with the “committee of safety” continued thru the Department of Death. ❌DEMILITARIZE HAWAII! ❌ʻAʻOLE AMOS STAR.

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On September 28, 2026, Pāʻele Kiakona officially launched his general election campaign for Hawaiʻi State House District 14 at Hanakaʻōʻō, Canoe Beach in Lahaina. Joined by nearly 100 supporters, union leaders, kupuna, fire survivors, and community members.

Pāʻele announced that all five of Hawaiʻi’s largest labor unions, HGEA, ILWU Local 142, HSTA, United Public Workers, and UNITE HERE! Local 5, have endorsed this campaign, representing nearly 96,000 working people. To our knowledge, no Green Party candidate in Hawaiʻi history has ever earned this level of labor support.

Speakers:
• Stephen “Steve” West — Division Director, ILWU Local 142 Maui Division
• Ashley Olson — Maui Chapter President, HSTA & former District 14 Democratic candidate
• Shannon Iʻi — Vice President, Kaiāulu Initiatives (speaking on her own behalf)
• Aunty Ginger Prince — Kupuna Advisory Board Member, Lahaina Community Land Trust (speaking on her own behalf)

Huge mahalo to @waikomo.maui for keeping everyone cool!!!

35 days until November 3rd. District 14.
I OLA LAHAINA.

🌺 Support: votepaele.com 📲 Follow: @VotePaele

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Nānā i Ke Kumu.

Look to The Source.

… Our most precious resource is water, our most cherished resource is Aloha ‘Āina 🌊🚰🦋

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Not on our watch. #demilitarizehawaii

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Reclaiming, reconnecting, reintroducing….this is what it means to put back what was once removed. For many this was generational, for some, this was not even realized an existence, but for all it is an integral part of understanding what it means to connect to the places that we hold so dear to us, the places that we call home, the places that we hold kuleana to.

Join us Sept 19, Saturday to visit sacred sites with our guest Kūpuna who will share the significances and mo’olelo of these places in Lāhainā. Please bring the entire ʻohana. Details are in the registration. 8:30am - 1pm

Friday is for our C.I.A. Kū Māʻau ʻŌili where they will prepare for Saturdayʻs huakaʻi and also learn Oli Kīhei a paʻa & Oli ʻopiʻopi kīhei. 9am - 1pm

Registration link is in bio or at HoakaMana.org

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #mooinapunawai #halehoamana #mauliola healthyeatingideas CommunitySupport alohaaina
maluikaulu ulucares ekamauihoikeolano paleikapopukaikeo EMSWellbeing malamayourself

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🌿 WAI & WAHI | Deepening Our Connection to Place 🌊

Wai and wahi are important aspects of the “who you?” within O Wai ʻOe. It is more than simply answering the question, “What is your name?” It invites us to understand who we are through the places and relationships that shape us.

Our ʻāina and wai protect, feed, nurture, and provide for us, much like a makua cares for a keiki. This relationship is reflected in the word kamaʻāina: kama, child; ʻāina, land. As we deepen our connection to place, we also deepen our understanding of the kuleana we carry to care for and reciprocate all that has been given to us.

We encourage our keiki to join us and participate! Together, we will practice oli, enjoy fun games (with prizes for our winners 🎉), and strengthen our hoʻolauna through Wai & Wahi.

Throughout our time together, we will continue exploring the depth of kilo, kaona, and makawalu, applying these ways of observing, understanding, and seeing to all that we have learned thus far.

Come ready to learn, play, observe, connect, and deepen our relationship with the places that nurture us.

O Wai ʻOe? Where is your wai? What is your wahi?

🖊️: Registration is in bio or HoakaMana.org

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #mooinapunawai #halehoamana #mauliola

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KEEP ALOHA AT THE FOREFRONT. 🤲🏽

In times like these, we are reminded of the strength of community, of showing up for one another with aloha, care, and kuleana.

Hoʻākāka Mana is working alongside trusted partners on the ground to support families and communities with immediate needs and continued response efforts.

If you are able and have the means, we humbly ask you to consider making a donation. Your kōkua helps provide provisions, essential supplies, meals, and continued community support where it is needed.

Every contribution, every share, and every act of aloha matters.

To donate, visit HOAKAMANA.ORG or use the link in our bio.

Please kōkua by sharing this post so it can reach those who are able to give.

With deep gratitude, mahalo for standing with our communities. 💛

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #puleforkau #halehoamana #mauliola

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LAHAINA. FREE Hot meal distribution drive through today Aug 17 @ 5pm at @kalaiola First come. First serve. One Per Person, Must be present.

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #olelonoeau #halehoamana mauliol

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We start with a two day workshop on 8/21 with Mo’o I Nā Pūnāwai (see details below). Or just come and enjoy a day at Koʻiʻula to learn about what they do and volunteer on ʻāina on 8/22. To sign up, please visit HoakaMana.org or use the link in our bio ***Special for our Kū Maʻau ʻŌili C.I.A - 8/20 Please sign up NOW. Details on registration.

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Learn about what ceremony looks like, kinolau, what kapu means, understanding sacrifice, offering, sacredness, ask questions, be curious and open…. Participate and activate. Do it as an Ohana.
📅: Aug 20, 2026 *C.I.A. ONLY Closed Session
⏰: 9am - 1pm
📍: LCHC. Lahaina, Maui

📅: Aug 21, 2026
⏰: 9am - 1pm
📍: LCHC. Lahaina, Maui

📅: Aug 22, 2026
⏰: 8:30am - 2pm
📍: Ko’i’ula Wetlands

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #olelonoeau #halehoamana #mauliola

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REGISTER is open. LInk in Bio.
E Kā Mau A Mau informational meeting is set. You have two dates and times to choose from.

Learn about what it is, get the dates for all the lewa, ask questions before we begin May-July (6 weeks once a week). The LAST E Kā Mau before our Annual ʻAha. Lewa I - V plus Hale Hōʻā.
Registration required. Link in bio or on our website.

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #ekamau #halehoamana mauliola

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REGISTER is open. LInk in Bio.
E Kā Mau A Mau informational meeting is set. You have two dates and times to choose from.

Learn about what it is, get the dates for all the lewa, ask questions before we begin the week of Aug 17; (classes are once a week).

Lewa I - V plus Hale Hōʻā.

Registration required. Link in bio or on our website.

👉🏼: Follow us on IG @hoakamana
🌎: Hoakamana.org
🫶🏼: Consider supporting by making a donation.
🔗 Link in bio
💌: Join our mailing list for workshop information.

#Hoakamana #hawaiimentalhealth #ekamau #halehoamana mauliola

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Beach nourishment is not restoration. It’s coastal engineering.

For thousands of years, Kāʻanapali Beach has naturally gained and lost sand. The beach isn’t broken—our shoreline management is.

The proposed project would dredge approximately 75,000 cubic yards of offshore sand and relocate it to Kāʻanapali Beach in an effort to slow erosion. Supporters call it restoration. I don’t.

This is a costly, temporary fix that fails to address the real problem: coastal squeeze. As sea levels rise, beaches need room to migrate inland. Instead of making room for the beach, we’re proposing to repeatedly engineer it.

The community has serious concerns about the potential impacts on nearshore ecosystems, including reef habitat and traditional fishing areas. Those resources deserve the same level of protection as the beach itself.

We’ve seen what happens elsewhere. Beach nourishment often requires repeated projects because waves and storms continue to move sand. Are we prepared to repeat this cycle every decade?

There is another path. Managed retreat and sand dune restoration is the more sensible solution! Let the beach function as a living ecosystem—not a construction project.

Kāʻanapali Beach belongs to all of us. Let’s make decisions that protect it for future generations, not just the next few years.

#SaveKaanapali #ManagedRetreat #ProtectOurReefs #ProtectOurBeaches

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