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Roselani Highlight - No Wrestling in the Archive
Roselani Highlight - No Wrestling in the Archive
9/6/2024Justin Martin, our Roselani Summer Intern, shares about some of the unexpected and exciting things he discovered in the collections he has been ...
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Welcome to ʻUluʻulu's New Microsite!
Welcome to ʻUluʻulu's New Microsite!
7/31/2024Welcome to our new UHWO microsite! ʻUluʻulu's virtual home has moved! This page will be the starting point for learning about who we are, what we ...
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Welcome Roselani Summer Intern Justin
Welcome Roselani Summer Intern Justin
7/16/2024We're happily welcoming our newest Roselani Summer Intern and AMIA Pathways Fellow, Justin Martin! As usual, we are putting him through the paces of ...
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NEH “20th Century Hawaiʻi: Moving Images from Territory to Statehood" Project Update
NEH “20th Century Hawaiʻi: Moving Images from Territory to Statehood" Project Update
7/8/2024Since July of 2022, ʻUluʻulu has been working on one of our most ambitious grant funded projects to date. With a grant from the National Endowment ...
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Sorting some artifacts and older donations. *please note that ʻUluʻulu is not accepting more artifact and gear donations at this time. Thank you! *
Help us celebrate the traditions and history of the Paniolo in Hawaiʻi with our current screenings in our public Exhibit Space! The Center for Labor Education and Researches "Cowboys and Canoes" and a great program we digitized for PBS Hawaiʻi, "Makawao Rodeo ʻ77." If you want to stream the footage or learn more about it, contact us at ululu@hawaii.edu! Weʻre happy to help!
We have some exciting news to share with you all! ʻUluʻulu is proud to be a part of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) project, a collaboration between the The Library of Congress and WGBH in Boston. This project is part of "a nationwide effort to digitize and preserve historic programs of publicly funded radio and television across America." Read more about it in this article from Ka Puna O Ka Lo'i. Click on the link below or in our linktree! https://westoahu.hawaii.edu/kaloinews/?p=20976