Ask the Crew | Kaʻiulani Murphy: What is the line between modern and traditional navigation?
Navigator Kaʻiulani Murphy answers a question from Shawna at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas
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Education Outreach - Tongatapu
You can see and you especially feel that we recognize and they recognize that the canoe is a common strand between people. -
Blog | Mary Anna Enriquez: When the Student is Ready
Education is core to the Mālama Honua Worldwide Voyage. We are all aware of the seemingly daunting challenges facing us, and our children are key to providing the 21st Century skills of innovation, collaboration and problem solving. -
Pago Pago Educational Outreach
The crewmembers of the voyaging canoes Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia are conducting educational outreach programs while in Pago Pago, American Samoa. -
Ask the Crew | Michi Wong: Why do you want to sail on Hōkūleʻa?
Michi Wong answers a question from Ilana, a 4th grader from Puʻuhale Elementary School. -
Blog | Linda Furuto: Navigating Our Educational Visions
Each of us was born for this generation and time, to step up, imagine, innovate, and hold to our visions in all kinds of weather. -
Ask the Crew | Linda Furuto: What do you do in ports that have few school children?
Keaumiki, from Ewa, Hawaii asks what crewmembers do when there are not many children when they get to port? -
Ask the Crew | Brad Wong: How did you prepare for cultural protocol?
Kaʻena, from Kamehameha Elementary, Maui Campus, wants to know more about protocol and cultural preparation for crewmembers.