Aloha Is Aloha
Published by Dana Adcock
Away for Pride Month June is Pride Month. One of the most hardest parts about being away from home is …
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Doesn’t it Make Sense Now Haole: A brief history of Hawai’i for the colonizers and tourists
Published by Lauren Hadley
Haole, gather round and hear the history of Hawai’i that you may not have learned in school. This story is …
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I’m Going to Call Your Mom
Published by Lauren Hadley
When you were a child do you remember the overwhelming sense of fear you felt when a teacher threatened to …
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The History of the Traveling Plants
Published by Lauren Pederson
Imagine that you are leaving your home forever. You don’t know where you will end up or how long it …
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Looking into the Eyes of my DukeEngage Community
Published by Briana Kleiner
“The eyes are the window to your soul.” — William Shakespeare I was fortunate to have a recent conversation with …
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“No, I am not from here.”
Published by Elizabeth Nowlin
I am a half black, half white woman. My skin is tan, my hair is a dark shade of brown, …
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Loving Limahuli
Published by Ella Head
Three weeks in and I have had 3 sunburns, opened countless coconuts, and have started on an endless journey of …
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“Ola Lakahi” – Taking Care of the Land
Published by Alex Weck
When we think of agriculture in the US, we picture large farms with endless fields of a specific crop or …
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Welcome to Malama Kaua`i
Published by Delmar Kaiser
Do you know what is unbelievable? The amount of information about sustainable agriculture that I have learned over the course …
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