Sunday Sep 22, 2024
Hoʻakā Mana Accelerates Native Hawaiian Owned Businesses and Uplifts Lahaina Survivors
Welcome to the latest episode of the Moana Nui podcast! In this heartfelt episode, Jazzy brings us an insightful update on the incredible projects and programs surrounding Hoʻakā Mana. Dive deep into the inspiring stories of resilience, healing, and empowerment from the beautiful souls involved in these initiatives.
First, we hear from Wailani, a part of the Ho'inana I Ke Ola program, as she shares her transformative journey as a Lahaina fire survivor. Discover how the program has helped her and her community reconnect with their cultural roots and find inner strength.
Next, join Kenny and Solana from Pola Ela Collective and Native Built as they discuss the impact of the Pū Lauhala program on their business and personal growth. Learn about their dedication to uplifting the community and fostering deeper connections through their work.
Finally, the episode wraps up with a conversation with Kanoe, the visionary behind these empowering programs. Kanoe shares updates on various initiatives, including the upcoming expansion to the East Coast and the ongoing support for those affected by the Lahaina fires.
Don't miss this uplifting episode filled with stories of hope, cultural revival, and the power of community connections. Tune in now!
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This episode is brought to you with sponsorship from Papa Ola Lōkahi (https://www.papaolalokahi.org/).
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