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There is a new Featured Video playing on the homepage.
We will be changing the featured video once times a month. You can always find past featured videos on our Past Featured Videos page.
Let us know if you feel there is a YouTube Hawaii-related video you would like to see featured. Let us know by contacting us.
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| Mainland Events |
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Upcoming Mainland Events
http://alohaworld.com/events
List & Manage Your Own Hawaiian Events for Free
Event organizers will still be able to submit and manage their own events listings as before. Please click on Manage Events to review the FAQ which will answer most all of the questions you may have regarding submitting and managing events.
The main list will contain more preview information about the event to help you decide if you are interesting in viewing the full event information.
If you have any questions about the new system, please use the Contact Us link on the events pages. As before, this is a FREE service of AlohaWorld.com
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We welcome everyone to make use of this valuable Aloha resource.
AlohaWorld.com Mainland Hawaiian Events
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| National Pacific Islander Education Network (NPIEN) |
AlohaWorld Ohana |
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*Aloha*Alii*Bula*Fakaalofa lahi atu*Hafa adai*Iokwe*Ia ora na*Iorana*Kia Ora*Ko na Mauri*Malo e lelei*Mogethin*Talofa
January/February/March Executive Director’s Report
Also Visit Aloha World.com for a copy of this report plus Events, and a Directory of Services from Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander friends!
- Happy Birthday to Margaret Sanborn, founder of the Pacific American Academy Charter School in San Diego, Britt Noelani, NPIEN Staff Emeritus, Mayor Elizabeth Kautz, mayor of Burnsville, Minnesota, Mio Tuala, SoCal Pacific Islander Community Response Team, the late Victor Kaiwi Pang, founder of the Pacific Islander Health Partnership, Long Beach City College Board Member Vivian Malauulu, Anne Brache, Aloha Ukulele Ensemble Musician and expert Hula dancer, Sina Tuitama, Teacher, Hueneme High School. David Brown, LA Island Radio, Tini Grey, NPIEN Supporter, Keynote and Musical Artist. Ron Inatomi, NPIEN Golfer, Francine Blacksher, Inland Empire Chapter President, Dennis Pagenkopp, NPIEN Golfer, Shauniece Croudip, NPIEN Event Staff Member, Dwight Berry, NPIEN Golfer, Amelia Tupua, Past NPIEN Staff member, Teila Robertson, Long Beach City College, Retired Assemblymember Patrick O’Donnell, Honorary NPIEN Board Member.
- Staff Member Loriann Leota has been working with the Organization for Chinese Americans, New York (OCA) and the US Department of Education in furthering relationships with AANHPI organizations.
- Loriann Leota represented NPIEN at the White House Initiative AANHPI meeting and Lupe Moe attended the Tobacco Cessation Task Force.
- BOARD RETREAT at the Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum in Long Beach, CA from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.. We had 7 in-person (5 Board and 2 Staff), 8 virtual (6 Board, 2 Staff) in attendance. We enjoyed continental breakfast, a lunch from Ohana Hawaiian BBQ or Door Dash for virtual attendees, goal planning as Board Committees, and a tour of the museum. At 1:00 p.m. was a special Talk Story program with Estella Owoimaha-Church, Executive Director of EPIC and colleague Kiki Rivera, Story Teller, and Ultramathoner Dillon Quitugua from Eva Beach, Hawaii and Dr. Thompson.
- Thanks to our NPIEN Members who served at the following places during the holidays: Redlands Sober Living Home, Soroptimist Village Seniors, Weingart Senior Center, Lakewood, Project Shepherd Holiday Food Bank in Lakewood, Broken Loaf Food Pantry, Lakewood, Our Savior’s Center Food Bank, El Monte and the Dr. Martin Luther King Day-of-Service! We enjoyed a gathering at MLK Park in Long Beach, CA and heard from NPIEN Supporters Long Beach City Councilwoman Dr. Suely Saro, and Mayor Rex Richardson. We then went to Cal State Long Beach to work at the Student Center assembling Backpacks for Foster Youth new to CSULB.
- Ohana Night: On Thursday February 2nd at the Ohana Hawaiian BBQ We had a full-house with 20 guests and the Hula Dancers danced!
- Ultramathoner Dillon Quitugua appeared on the School Talk Story program with Dr. T.
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| Sandwich Islands Social Network |
AlohaWorld Partner |
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Southern California Students, Parents, Kupuna! Check this out!!
Excited to announce "Aunty Geri Kuhia Scholarship" now in place for California students!!
The deadline for applicants is May 1, 2023 so NOW is the time to apply!
There will be THREE $1,000 scholarships awarded in 2023.
Now is the time for our scholars in our community to apply:
- High School Seniors
- Polynesian/Pacific Islander culture or involvement
- Open to all majors
Mahalo to so many in our community who supported the "Sandwich Islands Social Network" event to make this happen!!
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| Mainland Directory |
AlohaWorld Update |
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The Mainland Hawaiian Directory is an extensive online directory of Mainland Hawaiian, Polynesian and Asian-Pacific clubs, associations, businesses, restaurants, entertainers, hula and Polynesian dance groups and more.
You are invite you to submit your FREE listing.
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| Rutts Hawaiian Cafe |
AlohaWorld Partner |
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11707 Washington Pl. LA 90066
15322 S Normandie Ave Gardena CA 90247
310-398-6326
Rutt's Cafe
11707 Washington Pl. LA 90066
15322 S Normandie Ave Gardena CA 90247
310-398-6326
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