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SUMMARY:THEFT OF A NATION (Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250704T200000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250705T010000Z
UID:246145952598
DESCRIPTION:THEFT OF A NATION • reclaim space and celebrate the EA of Ha
 waii at Iolani Palace this Friday ✊🏽Reclaim Hawaiian space with us! H
 istorical reenactment\, outstanding speakers\, and uplifting music-protoco
 l at 10am.🗓️ July 4\, 10 am-3 pm (gates open at 9 am)📍 Iolani Pala
 ce + Kanaina BuildingBring chairs\, mats\, water\, snacks and the whole oh
 ana! Opening ceremony starts at 10 am followed by the Theft of A Nation ho
 ike with speakers and musicians the rest of the day. Then\, join us in the
  Kanaina Building at 2 pm for a special presentation by Keeaumoku Kaiama.E
  mau ke ea o ka aina 🙌🏽More info? Contact: Emilia Kandagawa ekandaga
 wa@proton.me#lahoihoiea2025 #emaukeea
LOCATION:Iolani Palace\, 364 S King St\, Honolulu\, HI 96813\, USA
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SUMMARY:Not My Independence Day (Ka ʻAhahui Aloha ʻĀina\, Hui Aloha ʻ
 Āina o Koʻolaupoko)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250705T013000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250705T043000Z
UID:702948140521
DESCRIPTION:Kū kiaʻi Koʻolaupoko! Join your fellow makaʻāinana—work
 ers\, farmers\, youth\, and elders alike—to kūʻē against the devastat
 ing impacts of Americanization on our beloved Windward ʻāina and ʻohana
 !\n\nFrom the real estate industry’s destruction of our fishponds from K
 aʻelepulu to Kāneʻohe Bay (to build houses that we cannot even afford!)
 \, to the American military’s desecration of ʻāina from Waimānalo to 
 Waikāne\, America has had 132 years to show us what it has to offer! Pau 
 already!\n\nJoin us\, not just to make your voice and righteous anger know
 n for one day\, but to also build community. Not community defined by fake
  peace and unity that paves over our struggles like concrete and can be bo
 ught by any rich foreigner who chooses to move here\, but community define
 d by a collective life-long commitment to the values and practices that ha
 ve defeated the most powerful military on Earth and stopped the power of p
 rofits dead in its tracks.\n\nIf you’re planning on going\, we cannot wa
 it to see you there! And if you cannot make it this time\, no worries. Thi
 s is one of many steps towards the restoration of our ea and kūʻokoʻa\,
  and we’ll be ready to welcome you every step of the way ✊🏽\n\nIf y
 ou have any questions\, please don’t hesitate to email us at haakoolaupo
 ko@gmail.com
LOCATION:21.39431° N\, 157.74337° W
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SUMMARY:Virtual Observer Training (Hawaiʻi Workers Center)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250707T220000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250707T230000Z
UID:123528649089
DESCRIPTION:📢 Legal Observer Training – July 7 at 12PM (HST)\n\nWant 
 to learn how to safely observe enforcement actions and protect our communi
 ties on the ground?\n\nJoin HCIR\, Hawai‘i Workers Center\, Indivisible 
 Hawai‘i\, and J20+ for an important Legal Observer Training on Monday\, 
 July 7 at 12PM via Zoom.\n\n🎯 Open to individuals and organizations int
 erested in volunteering for rapid response or advocating for immigrant rig
 hts.\n\nWe’re honored to welcome Ken Montenegro\, a national expert on l
 egal observation and community safety\, to share his manaʻo with us.\n\nI
 n addition to this training\, we’ll also be hosting follow-up conversati
 ons on how to advocate for pro-immigrant policies and stand in solidarity 
 with our immigrant communities.
LOCATION:
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SUMMARY:Wahiawā Community Workday (ʻĀina Kōnea)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250712T190000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250712T220000Z
UID:143315668064
DESCRIPTION:All are welcome! RSVP at their website here OR DM them on soc
 ial media @na_kuenePlease bring:Protective Clothing (longsleeves\, long pa
 nts\, leggings\, drift shirts\, etc.)Hiking shoes\, tabis\, bootsHat/sungl
 asses (recommended!)Change of clothes\, towel (optional)Water/snacks (mand
 atory!)
LOCATION:Wahiawa\, HI 96786\, USA
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SUMMARY:Invitation to Learn: Cultural Protocol for use in Reburial of Iwi 
 Kūpuna at Kuilima (Hui Iwi Kuamoʻo)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250711
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250714
UID:233363305390
DESCRIPTION:‘Aha Kāne Foundation for the Advancement of Native Hawaiian
  Males presents Project Iwi Kuamo‘o (PIK)\, which continues to build th
 e capacity of the Lāhui Hawai‘i (Hawaiian Nation) in the fundamental re
 sponsibility to care for the ancestral bones and their places of burial th
 rough a series of cultural practices training.SIGN UPContact Edward Haleal
 oha Ayau at 808-646-9015 or halealoha@ahakane.org to sign up to participat
 e in the training and to provide your contact info.INVITE TO: Native Hawai
 ians kāne &amp\; wāhine (participants required to commit to all 3 days)T
 RAINING: Learning cultural protocol mele (chants)\, pule (prayer) and prac
 tices to care for and protect ancestral Hawaiian bones\, funerary possessi
 ons and burial sites and traditional and contemporary repatriation and bur
 ial practices. All chants and prayers will be provided.WHEN: July 11-13\, 
 2025 (2.5 days)Day 1 (July 11) kapu kai at 4:30 am (53-195 Kamehameha Hwy\
 , Hauʻula) &amp\; 7:00am to 5:30pmDay 2 (July 12) 8:00am to 5:30pmDay 3 (
 July 13) 8:00am to 1:00pm (half-day)WHERE: Day 1: Private Residence (addre
 ss to be shared upon registration)Day 2: The Ritz Carlton Oʻahu\, Turtle 
 Bay (57-091 Kamehameha Hwy\, Kahuku)Day 3: Private Residence (address to b
 e shared upon registration)KUMU: E Halealoha Ayau\, Mana Caceres\, Kalehua
  Caceres\, Kamana CaceresRESPONSIBILITY TO MĀLAMA IWI KŪPUNACeremonial s
 kills are necessary to uphold the kuleana to care for iwi kūpuna that hav
 e been disturbed and need to be reburied. This training will help build th
 ose skills and increase awareness of this responsibility. Come because you
  value this kuleana\, are willing to learn from the kumu and desire to rec
 onnect to your own ancestral memories and skills of cultural practice.WAIM
 AKALEHUATraining will involve inviting kūpuna to guide and empower us. As
  we were taught\, a menstruating wāhine cannot be in proximity to kūpuna
  and by extension participate in training.Should this sacred condition ari
 se after training starts\, please inform a kumu\, mahalo.MEALS &amp\; DRIN
 KSBreakfast\, lunch\, dinner\, and drinks (wai) will be provided to all pa
 rticipants. Please bring healthy snacks and your flasks. No alcohol or dru
 gs are allowed.‘ŌLELO NO‘EAUThese proverbs are intended to provide a 
 kahua (foundation) for learning to mālama the iwi kūpuna:Mai kaula‘i i
  nā iwi i ka lā | Don’t expose the bones to the sun\, to lightThis tra
 ditional proverb teaches us not to disturb the iwi kūpuna and expose them
  to light. If it becomes necessary for their safety to relocate or because
  the ‘ohana wants to move them elsewhere\, we must strive to protect the
 m from the light. This is also why we work so hard to repatriate all iwi k
 ūpuna because they are being exposed.Mai lawe wale i nā mea i ho‘omoep
 ū ‘ia | Don’t wantonly take things placed with the deadThis traditio
 nal proverb teaches us the discipline of not coveting items placed with th
 e deceased. Once an item is ho‘omoepū ‘ia\, placed with the deceased 
 person\, a permanent bond is created that is not supposed to be broken. It
  also means that when we seek to repatriate iwi kūpuna\, we must strive e
 qually to repatriate and reunite the iwi with their moepū.Ma ka hana ka 
 ‘ike\, ma ka ‘ike ka maopopo | Knowing by doing leads to understanding
 This contemporary proverb is intended to make clear that if you want to be
  an advocate for the care and protection of iwi kūpuna\, you must know ho
 w to mālama. Understandings are shaped by knowledge\, which is acquired f
 rom practice. So practice\, practice\, practice and do not just opine or c
 omplain. Just because you mean well does not mean you will be able to do w
 ell without proper training\, so train hard\, with intent\, guided by your
  ancestors and our kumu.
LOCATION:57-091 Kamehameha Hwy\, Kahuku
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SUMMARY:3rd Annual Hawaiian National Trivia Night (Ka ʻAhahui Aloha ʻĀi
 na\, Hui Aloha ʻĀina o Honolulu))
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250718T030000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250718T063000Z
UID:220643405909
DESCRIPTION:Hele Mai!!! Join us at the 3rd annual Hawaiian National Trivia
  Night. A Lā Ho’iho’i Ea fundraiser for Ke Kula Kaiapuni o Anuenue pu
 t on by Hui Aloha ‘Aina o Honolulu.Funds go directly to @naleokakoo\, t
 he makua organization committed to supporting Ke Kula Kaiapuni o ‘Ānuen
 ue!🌈Get your team of 4 together and register asap. It’s an evening of
  good laid back fun at @anyplacehawaii.Mai hilahila! Plenty of prizes\, a
 nd you don’t have to be at Kumu level to play. Okay\, you’re right\, m
 aybe in years past you had to be that level\, but we getting better and ha
 ving the Kumu serve as the trivia question makers so they no can play. 
 🤣Come support ‘Olelo Hawai’i and an awesome Hawaiian-owned business
 . See you there! 🤙🏼Registration link in @haahonolulu bio.Please DM
  @haahonolulu if you’d like to donate a prize. 🤲🏼
LOCATION:AnyPlace Cocktail Lounge\, 1018 McCully St\, Honolulu\, HI 96826\
 , USA
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SUMMARY:Know Your Workers' Rights: Wage Theft Clinic (Hawaiʻi Workers Cen
 ter)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250719T200000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250719T223000Z
UID:184227086077
DESCRIPTION:Do you think you may be a victim of wage theft or retaliation?
  Join us for an informational discussion on wage theft with our legal inte
 rn! At this workshop\, we’ll share information on your rights as a worke
 r\, wage theft\, and what support the Hawaiʻi Workers Center can offer yo
 u.\n\n🗓️ Saturday\, July 19\, 2025\n🕛 10:00AM - 12:30PM\n📍 HWC 
 Office\nTowers at Kuhio Park Suite 112\n1545 Linapuni St\nHonolulu\, HI 96
 819\n📧 To RSVP and for any questions\, contact our COFA Organizers at (
 808) 743-2712 or (808) 679-5285.
LOCATION:1545 Linapuni St\, Honolulu\, HI 96819\, USA
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SUMMARY:Invitation to Paepae Pōhaku at ʻOhalahala Fishpond (Hui o Kuapā
 )
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250719T183000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250719T223000Z
UID:184334576072
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a work day that will nourish your body\, mind\, an
 d spirit with Vitamin Sea\, ʻono conversations\, and great company!Please
  RSVP with Maile Naehu via email at alohaloa@gmail.comWhat to bring:Water 
 bottleTowelHatLong sleeve rashguard or shirtLong shorts or leggingsReef sh
 oes tabis or an old pair of shoes*Water will be provided
LOCATION:Kumimi Beach\, 10989 Kamehameha V Hwy\, Kaunakakai\, HI 96748\, U
 SA
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SUMMARY:Keʻanae Koʻolauleʻa (Nā Moku Aupuni o Koʻolau Hui)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250719T190000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250720T020000Z
UID:157606239146
DESCRIPTION:🌱 Keʻanae Koʻolauleʻa 2025 🌱Celebrate the strength of
  our ʻāina\, culture\, and community. Join us for a day of live music\, 
 ʻono food\, Hawaiian cultural demonstrations\, and local artisans.🗓️
  Saturday\, July 19\, 2025🕘 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM📍 Keʻanae Peninsula
 🔗 Vendor signup and event info in bioLet’s come together to honor and
  uplift our community. 💚#Koʻolauleʻa2025 #NaMoku #Community
LOCATION:Ke’anae Peninsula\, 281 Keanae Rd\, Haiku\, HI 96708\, USA
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SUMMARY:Koʻolaupoko Community Workday (Ke Kahua o Kualiʻi)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250720T190000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250720T220000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Join us Sunday as we continue the restoration of our ʻĀina. 
 Be ready with your work gear and water bottle. Come check us out for some 
 aloha Aina action. Aia ke ola I ka hana. Life is in the work\, so come dow
 n and bring more life to this space.Please RSVP by emailing kekahuakualii@
 gmail.com\, visiting kekahuakualii.com\, or by sending a DM to @kekahuaok
 ualii ! #kawainui #kailua
LOCATION:Kapaa Quarry Road\, Kapaa Quarry Rd\, Kailua\, HI 96734\, USA
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SUMMARY:Know Your Workers' Rights Training (Hawaiʻi Workers Center)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250726T230000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250727T010000Z
UID:300825657236
DESCRIPTION:Join the Hawaiʻi Workers Center and our community partner\, t
 he Liliha Public Library\, for a special Youth & Student Know Your Workers
 ’ Rights training. This training is a part of our Imua Youth Leadership 
 Academy curriculum aimed at developing organizing and leadership skills in
  Hawaiʻi’s young workers.\n🗓️ Saturday\, July 26\, 2025\n🕛 1:00
 PM - 3:00PM\n📍 Liliha Public Library\n1515 Liliha St\nHonolulu\, HI 968
 17\n📧 To RSVP and for any questions\, contact 808-743-1031 or hiworkers
 center@gmail.com
LOCATION:Liliha Public Library\, 1515 Liliha St\, Honolulu\, HI 96817\, US
 A
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SUMMARY:Koʻolaupoko Community Workday (Ke Kahua o Kualiʻi)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250628T100000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250727T100000Z
UID:264672734364
DESCRIPTION:Join us Sunday as we continue the restoration of our ʻĀina. 
 Be ready with your work gear and water bottle. Come check us out for some 
 aloha Aina action. Aia ke ola I ka hana. Life is in the work\, so come dow
 n and bring more life to this space.Please RSVP by emailing kekahuakualii@
 gmail.com\, visiting kekahuakualii.com\, or by sending a DM to @kekahuaok
 ualii ! #kawainui #kailua
LOCATION:Kapaa Quarry Road\, Kapaa Quarry Rd\, Kailua\, HI 96734\, USA
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SUMMARY:Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea at Thomas Square (Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250727T200000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250728T040000Z
UID:339219189038
DESCRIPTION:Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea at Thomas Square (Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea)
LOCATION:Thomas Square\, 925 S Beretania St.\, Honolulu\, HI 96814\, USA
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SUMMARY:Hawaiʻi Walk for Health (Hawaiʻi Workers Center)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250802T170000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20250802T210000Z
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DESCRIPTION:The Hawaiʻi Workers Center and our community partners are exc
 ited to announce the 2nd Annual Hawaiʻi Walk for Health! Hosted by four c
 ommunity based organizations— The Hawaiʻi Workers Center\, the National
  Alliance for Filipino Concerns @nafconusa\, the Hawaiʻi Public Health I
 nstitute @hubforhealth\, and the University of the Philippines Alumni Ass
 ociation of Hawaiʻi @upaahawaii — this walk raises awareness and fund
 s to support initiatives around health\, immigrant rights\, workers’ rig
 hts\, and cultural education. We invite you to join us on August 2 to stay
  healthy\, have fun\, and help us advance our mission of advancing health\
 , wellness\, and social justice here in Hawaiʻi!🗓️ Saturday\, August
  2\, 2025🕦 Check-in at 7:00AM👟 Walk from 8:00AM - 11:00AM📍 Neal S
 . Blaisdell Park98-319 Kamehameha HwyAiea\, HI 96701Register now at:🔗 b
 it.ly/walkforhealth
LOCATION:Blaisdell Park\, 98-319 Kamehameha Hwy\, Aiea\, HI 96701\, USA
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