Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 10 hours ago
We asked individuals, families, and organizations to record themselves both explaining and demonstrating how they kūʻokoʻa in their everyday lives. The idea was that they would answer the following prompts through both their words and actions: How do you kūʻokoʻa? and/or What does kūʻokoʻa mean to you? They were also encouraged to show their practice of kūʻokoʻa on their ʻāina.
Here are the folks who generously shared their videos with us to broadcast either during the actual Kuokoa Kukanono 2020 event or in a follow-up Kuokoa montage video:
Hookuaaina
Hui Malama o Ke Kai
Hui Malama o Ke Ala Ulili (huiMAU)
Ka Ipu Makani
Koolau Aina Momona
Ka-a-Kanaka
Kulaniakea
Kanehunamoku Voyaging Academy
Paepae o Heeia
Papahana Kuaola
Puu Kukui
Na Mamo Aloha Aina o Honokohau
Kala Domingo
We asked individuals, families, and organizations to record themselves both explaining and demonstrating how they kūʻokoʻa in their everyday lives. The idea was that they would answer the following prompts through both their words and actions: How do you kūʻokoʻa? and/or What does kūʻokoʻa mean to you? They were also encouraged to show their practice of kūʻokoʻa on their ʻāina.
Here are the folks who generously shared their videos with us to broadcast either during the actual Kuokoa Kukanono 2020 event or in a follow-up Kuokoa montage video:
Hookuaaina
Hui Malama o Ke Kai
Hui Malama o Ke Ala Ulili (huiMAU)
Ka Ipu Makani
Koolau Aina Momona
Ka-a-Kanaka
Kulaniakea
Kanehunamoku Voyaging Academy
Paepae o Heeia
Papahana Kuaola
Puu Kukui
Na Mamo Aloha Aina o Honokohau
Kala Domingo
