Event Details:
Location: La‘ialoha (University Annex 2)
The College of Education Research Institute (CERI), in collaboration with the proposed Mataio Kekūanāoʻa Department of Hawaiian Education, with support from the Department of Curriculum Studies invites all COE faculty and Staff to participate in a College of Education Hui Heluhelu (Reading Group) Session 2!
centered around the book:
The Power of the Steel-tipped Pen: Reconstructing Native Hawaiian Intellectual History by Noenoe Silva
Please contact uhmceri@hawaii.edu to RSVP.
About Hui Heluhelu
Hui Helehelu is a professional learning community at our UH COE, which will allow us to build pilina across departments. We seek to move towards the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s Strategic goal of “Model(ing) what it means to be an indigenous-serving and indigenous-centered institution: Native Hawaiians thrive, traditional Hawaiian values and knowledge are embraced, and UH scholarship and service advance all Native Hawaiians and Hawai‘i” (Imperative 1). Specifically, the Hui Heluhelu addresses the following objective: Create opportunities for all UH students, faculty, staff, executives and regents to inform their work by learning about Hawaiian language, culture, knowledge, and the past and present impacts of colonization.