Dr. Keanu Sai discusses “Kamehameha III and the Transformation of the Land Tenure System.” Taped March 12, 2010 in Keauhou, Hawaii. 112 minutes in 2 parts.
Check out Keanu’s UH website and HawaiianKingdom.org for more info…
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Dr. Keanu Sai discusses “Kamehameha III and the Transformation of the Land Tenure System.” Taped March 12, 2010 in Keauhou, Hawaii. 112 minutes in 2 parts. Check out Keanu’s UH website and HawaiianKingdom.org for more info…
Examiner.com has an article on the showing of Hawaii: A Voice for Sovereignty in Pasedena last weekend, with a slideshow.
Invitation from Catherine Bauknight:
Here’s an announcement of the event in the Pasadena Weekly. Just wanted to throw this idea out there if anybody wants a cool project, to make an iCal calendar with all the Hawaiian Kingdom holidays, historical events, etc. Could also include state holidays and such, but main thing is the original kingdom holidays. (I have a copy of a Hawaiian Historical Society calendar a few years ago that had all the holidays and a lot of good historical dates if anyone wanted to work from that.) I’m not sure exactly how it’s done, but can’t be too hard to do. It uses iCalendar format. Along with being useful and educational for those in Hawaii and Hawaiians abroad, it would also show Hawaii along with all the other countries in Apple’s calendar downloads and other iCal calendar respositories, which would be a small way to create some awareness and curiosity. Advertiser announces
From: Don Brown INDIGENOUS WISDOM FILM SERIES Sunday, March 14 at 5 PM
Hawaii: A Voice for Sovereignty Dir: Catherine Bauknight. U.S.. 2009 84 min. Check out a preview: $5 / $3 UH Directions to Spalding Auditorium: Star-Bulletin has a good interview with “Noho Hewa: The Wrongful Occupation of Hawaii” filmaker Anne Keala Kelly regarding the Akaka Bill. Puana Ka ‘Ike Lecture Series Dr. Keanu Sai will recount the events that transformed Hawai`i’s land tenure system during the reign of His Hawaiian Majesty King Kamehameha III. Topics to be covered include the establishment of the Board of Commissioners to Quiet Land Titles; the Great Mahele (Division) between the Government, Chiefs/Konohikis, and the Native Tenants; and the meaning of the clause reserving the rights of native tenants. A special viewing of the documentary Ua mau Ke Ea: Sovereignty Maintained, is included along with time for audience questions and answers. For more information on the lecture, contact Natalie Deisroth at 808-322-0088, ext. 100 or email info@kohalacenter.org. At 170, seating is limited; light refreshments will be available. Advertiser reports “The Akaka bill was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives this evening by a vote of 245-164.” No surprise there, it has passed the House before but gotten hung up in the Senate. Fate there still uncertain. 3 minute audio clip on Abercrombie discussing the power of Hawaii in relation to the bill 3 minute audio clip of Abercrombie summarizing what the bill WILL and WON’T do March 11-12, 2010 Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies Roundtable topics include “Occupied Hawai‘i: Issues of Nationhood and Colonialism” and keynote address is “A Sorry State: Hawaiian Nationalism and the Politics of Imperialist Resentment.” View the flyer (PDF) for details. (BTW I majored in American Studies at Tufts Univ., and that definitely had an influence in how I thought about Hawaii when I returned back from college, in terms of having more of peopleʻs perspective of American history and an interdisciplinary approach that focuses on the connections and interrelations between things which helped when I got involved with the movement.) |
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