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Title

Nā wahine o ke kai (women of the sea)

Type

Presentation

Authors

Furuto, L. H L., Murphy, K., Tanaka, P., & Ha'o, C.

Abstract

Hōkūle‘a, our Star of Gladness, began as a vision of reviving the legacy of exploration, courage, reverence, and compassion that brought the first Polynesians to the archipelago of Hawai‘i. The mission of the Worldwide Voyage (2013-2017) is to Mālama Honua, care for Island Earth, by bridging ancient and modern wisdom for a more sustainable world. Hōkūle‘a is a vehicle to explore research, theory, and praxis, including equitable, high quality mathematics education that serves to re-empower diverse populations through experiential, real-world applications. The nā wahine o ke kai (women of the sea) plenary panel presented on canoe to classroom journeys at the Smithsonian Institution Pacific Festival.

Citation

Furuto, L. H. L., Murphy, K., Tanaka, P., & Ha'o, C. (2016). Nā wahine o ke kai (women of the sea). Presented at Smithsonian Institution Pacific Festival Plenary Panel, Washington, D.C.