ʻUluʻulu Hawaii's official state archive for moving images.

The month of November is Native American Heritage Month. For this month we are focusing on one of the few full-length programs we have that focuses on the Native American Community. While this program, "The Salt Song Trail: Bringing Creation Back Together," is not focused in Hawaiʻi, it was produced by Juniroa, a Hawaiʻi-based filmmaking team, and now, one of our founding collections. This program examines a Paiute community's revival of the practice of singing Salt Songs, a tradition that had been long suppressed by the influence of Boarding Schools created to force Native Americans to abandon their indigenous identities and practices. Learn more by stopping by to visit us and watch this compelling special in our exhibit space, or contact us directly to stream! #archives #movingimagearchive #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #uluulumovingimagearchive

Before the spooky night is over ʻUluʻulu staff wants to wish you a Happy Halloween!

Ask us questions about what you want to know about ʻUluʻulu Archive! Have you ever wondered how many reels and tapes we have in our vault? What the oldest or most recent items in our collection are? Why we do what we do? How bad can decay of AV materials reeallly get? Ask us, in the comments below, what you want to know about our work and our archive, and weʻll do our best to answer you throughout the day and weʻll put the answers together to share with you in a later post. Happy Wednesday! #movingimagearchive #archivistlife #archives #weloveourjobs #uluulumovingimagearchive #americanarchivesmonth #askanarchivistday2020 #askanarchivistday2024 #askanarchivistday #AskAnArchivistDay