Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Lomilomi Fundamentals & Lomi `Ili - Advanced Lomilomi - May 2012 - Maui
May 18 - 24, 2012
Become Proficient In A Full Body Ancient HawaiianLomi Lomi Massage and Lomi 'ili Hot StoneMassage Treatment. Participate In Chanting
Ceremony, Hawaiian Meditation & Visit some ofMaui Most Sacred Sites. Learn More -->
Advanced Lomi Lomi Massage:
Core Musculature & Skeletal Alignment: May 25-27
This course focuses on assessment, treatment and realignment of the axial skeleton including pelvis, low back, thoracic, and cervical musculature. Connect down to the level of the bones using gentle and effective techniques that have been passed down through generations. Learn More-->
Kauai Traditional Healing `Aha - April 28th, 2012 - Kauai
Kaua`i Traditional Healing
`Aha
`Aha Mauli Ola
April 28th,
Saturday, 2012
Queen Lili`uokalani
Children’s Center
8:00am-3:00pm
Aloha mai kakou,
I would like to formally invite you to the Kaua`i
Traditional Healing `Aha on Saturday, April 28th at Queen Lili`uokalanai
Children’s Center, 8am-3pm. This
is an important `Aha that will help shape the future of Traditional Hawaiian
Healing on Kaua`i.
The activity is coordinated by Sean Chun of Ho`ola Lahui and
the Kaua`i `Aha Council, which includes Alu Like, DHS, Good Beginnings, Queen
Lili`uokalanai Children’s Center, and East Kaua`i Drug Prevention Education
Team.
We are inviting traditional healing practitioners, Native
Hawaiian service providers, health care providers, and community members to
partake in this `aha.
Planned Activity:
The purpose of this `aha mauli ola is to gather and unite the community of
Kaua`i and share various issues and successes in the field of Traditional
Hawaiian Healing. We will also be
sharing some recent work done in traditional healing, and the current state of
well-being of Native Hawaiians.
Overall, we wish to continue and perpetuate traditional healing
practices to build and establish a thriving, healthy Native Hawaiian
community.
The main focus of this `aha mauli ola is to seek
input from the community on creating the process to recognize such traditional
healers to help establish their practices among the Kaua`i community, and
integrate these practices into the community.
We will be addressing these issues through break-out
sessions with questions designed to help focus an outcome that will best
benefit the Kaua`i community.
Lunch will be provided.
Please contact Sean Chun, 635-5255 or seanchun@hawaii.edu, to confirm your attendance.
Me ke aloha no,
Sean Chun
Schedule
8:00 Registration
8:30 Opening,
introductions, pule
9:00-10:00 Overview
of the Day
History
of Native Hawaiian Healers.
·
Current State of Our Traditional Hawaiian
Healing Practices.
·
Traditional History of Hawaiian Healing.
·
Some Facts About Native Hawaiian Health.
10:15-11:30 Break-Out
Session I.
·
Question I: What defines a Native Hawaiian
healer?
·
Question II: How do we bring recognition to our
healers on Kaua`i?
11:45-12:30 Lunch.
12:30-1:45 Second
Break-Out Session II.
·
Question III: What vision do you have for
traditional healing in Kaua`i communities?
2:00-2:45 Report
Back. Sharing What Others Think.
·
Traditional healing today.
·
Overview of Traditional Healing and Current
Activities in the Community.
2:45-3:00 What’s
Next for Traditional Healing?
Closing,
mahalo, pule
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Monday, March 12, 2012
Dream Revival Hawaii "pop-up dinner" - March 20, 2012 - Oahu
Join us on March 20th for a Dream Revival Hawaii -- a "pop-up dinner" conversation with nationally renowned speaker and activist Van Jones, live poetry, music, and conversation in the Capitol Rotunda. RSVP here.
We want to fill the Capitol Rotunda with folks who will bring tables, chairs, food, and their ideas to the State Capitol and settle in for a discussion with Van about creating a sustainable, equitable economy. Van Jones will present a platform for bottom-up, people-powered economic solutions to promote sustainable agriculture, state banks, and affordable education.
The Dream Revivals are cultural, political, spiritual, and educational celebrations being held across the country, for the 99% movement—thousands are joining celebrities, musicians, artists, and progressive leaders calling for a more just and sustainable economy. Hawaii's gathering features slam poetry by Kealoha, live music by Jive Nene and Kupa 'aina, and a discussion with renowned activist Van Jones.
SCHEDULE
4pm - 6pm: Legislative visits, art, culture, and movement-building training
6pm - 9pm: Pop-up Dinner with Van Jones
Bring a chair and wear green!
This event is Free.
Bring friends!
Kanu Hawaii is planting a more sustainable, compassionate, resilient future. The roots of social change are personal commitments that support mutual growth. Whether you live near or far from Hawaii, please help grow a better world.
If you have feedback, questions, or comments, feel free to email them to friends@kanuhawaii.org. Learn more about Kanu Hawaii.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
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