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Projects sponsored by Edith Kanaka‘ole Foundation
| Pāhana Ho‘olupalupa Native Hawaiian Waste Management Curriculum Development Project focuses on traditional Hawaiian philosophy and practice in caring for the land and the sea that is the basis for our life. The proposed project goes beyond recycling and composting to include the re-education of our Hawaiian students and community regarding man‘s role in the health of the land and the sea. | |
| Lauhuki Family Based Center Preschool is a comprehensive native Hawaiian family based early education center which acknowledges the family as the foundation upon which a child is reared and strengthens ties within the unique Hawaiian Homeland community of Keaukaha. | |
| Ma‘iola Indigenous Health is funded by a grant from the U.S. D.O.E. for curriculum development in elementary and secondary grade levels. Ma‘iola develops curriculum in indigenous Hawaiian health practices. | |
| Kū‘ula Marine Resource Management is the Foundation's curriculum development grant creating curriculum materials for elementary and secondary school children based on native Hawaiian practices that concentrates on Marine Resource Management. Under this grant, EKF has been able to resurrect and make functional several of Keaukaha's fishponds. | |
| Papa Hulilani Hawai‘i Island Astronomy is another native Hawaiian curriculum development project that focuses on astronomy and occupational use of stars, seasons and star gazing skills utilizing the entire of the Hawai‘i Island and its significant features as key observation sites. |
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