This is Day 2 of a two-day Purple Prize event focused on getting our cultural groundings here in Hawaiʻi, reflecting on our own positionings, and exploring aspects of Native Hawaiian culture's land-based paradigms. At Ka Waiwai Collective we'll have time to reflect more on our positioning and delve further into aspects of Hawaiian culture and how Native Hawaiian entrepreneurs are leading the way in applying indigenous paradigms to how we live today.

Lunch will be a group potluck to share cultural foods that connect us to place. We will strive to bring homemade foods and generate as little waste as possible (avoid plastic wrappings).

Thank you to our sponsor for this event, Ka Waiwai Collective.

Day 1 of this event can be found HERE

E Hō Mai & Opening Ask for knowledge and right conduct.

Introduction to Ka Waiwai Host orients us to the space and the mission of Ka Waiwai.

Debrief, Reflections from Last Meeting Short discussion of what we did last time we met, and what we've been thinking about since.

Oʻahu Kaʻānaniʻau Map Examine a large map of Oʻahu with traditional placenames and learn the significance of Oʻahu-based systems for understanding time and space.

Papahānaumokuākea & He Kumulipo Learn the cultural and envrionmental significance of Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument, especially as it relates to a foundational Native Hawaiian cosmogonic genealogy.

Third Session TBA.

Energizer Activity Shake off the afternoon sleepies.

Native Hawaiian Business Models Panel Hear from Native Hawaiian entrepreneurs about their successes and struggles in implementing business models grounded in cultural values.