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Mahalo nui to all those who joined us for the 2024 Native Hawaiian Convention on Hawai\u2018i Island.<\/p>\n

Throughout the convention, we navigated timely and relevant discussions around culture, economic development, education, housing, health, tourism, and community development, with a special focus on Hawai\u2018i Island, its people, its history, and the future that it seeks.<\/p>\n

Watch below a few of the panel discussions and keynote presentations from this year’s convention.<\/p>\n

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Opening Ceremony<\/h2>\n

For the 2024 Native Hawaiian Convention, join Kumu Hina on a powerful journey across Hawai’i Island, as she reaches out to kumu hula from every Moku to prepare for the opening ceremony in an unprecedented union of over 30 H\u0101lau. Witness the beauty, culture, and spirit of this huaka’i (journey) as it culminates in a stunning celebration of Hawaiian tradition and unity.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Welcoming Remarks<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

With Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement C.E.O. K\u016bhi\u014d Lewis.<\/p>\n

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Hawaiian Akua<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

Dr. Pualani Kanaka\u2018ole Kanahele shares her \u2018ike about Hawaiian Akua.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Uih\u0101! The Cultural Impact of Paniolo<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

While many people typically associate cowboys with the “Wild West,” Hawai\u02bbi had its own cowboys long before the United States. Hear from modern-day paniolo about the rich history of Hawaiian ranching and how this tradition has become a lifeline for many \u02bbohana in Hawai\u02bbi.<\/span><\/p>\n

Pono von Holt, Deedee Bertelmann, Kuulei Keakealani, Noelani Cashman (mod.)<\/span><\/p>\n

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Aloha Means Goodbye<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

Hear the newest data about Native Hawaiian housing, economic outlook, and outward migration by Director of Data, <\/span>Matt Jachowski.<\/p>\n

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Food, Fashion & Cultural Showcase<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

A dazzling fashion show featuring designs from Kaulua\u02bbe Hawai\u2018i, MANAOLA, and Sig Zane Designs, paired with delectable creations from Chefs Musashi Young, Jayson Kanekoa, and Brian Hirata. Dive into the rhythm of Seven Suns, one of Hawai\u02bbi\u2019s most talented musical groups, as they light up the night with their vibrant mele.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Resilient \u02bb\u0100ina Stewardship, Rooted in Mo\u02bbomeheu, Kai\u0101ulu and Ea<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

Listen to the importance of integrating Hawaiian culture, ‘\u014diwi perspectives, and community input into land stewardship decisions. Fostering collaboration between landowners and the community helps to ensure that the restoration of \u02bb\u0101ina is resilient and supports thriving communities.<\/span><\/p>\n

Kaipo Kekona, Leina\u02bbala Lightner, Kau\u02bbi Mattoon Weiss, Kaleo Manuel (mod.)<\/span><\/p>\n

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Keynote Speaker<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

U.S. Treasurer Marilynn Malerba.<\/p>\n

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Keynote Speaker<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

Governor Josh Green, M.D.<\/p>\n

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Talk Story<\/h1>\n

Jaime Kanani Green and Aunty Vicky Holt-Takamine.<\/p>\n

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The Future of Our Lands<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

He ali\u02bbi ka \u02bb\u0101ina; he kauw\u0101 ke kanaka. The land is chief; man is its servant. Our k\u016bpuna remind us that caring for the land is our kuleana, ensuring its resources sustain us. With growing threats to both land and people, what does effective aloha \u02bb\u0101ina look like in today\u2019s world?<\/span><\/p>\n

John DeFries, Mahina Paishon, Kali Watson, Summer Sylva (moderator)<\/span><\/p>\n

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\u2018\u014ciwi Leadership in Tourism<\/yt-formatted-string><\/h1>\n

Hear directly from K\u0101naka leaders about their strategies, local engagement, and cultural preservation to shape the future of tourism for the benefit of Hawai\u02bbi.<\/span><\/p>\n

K\u016bhi\u014d Lewis, Aaron Sal\u0101, Daniel Naho\u02bbopi\u02bbi, moderated by Steve Petranik<\/span><\/p>\n

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