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Dear Aunty Myrna, Kapena, and the ‘Ulu‘ulu squad,
As a Hawaiian Legacy Foundation intern, I’ve had the honor of meeting Aunty Myrna Kamae, Kapena, Hōkū, Kawena, Robbie, Koa, Jon, and ...
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The following post is Morgan's end of semester reflection on working with us at the archive and, in particular, on the Lei Pua ʻAla collection. Learn more about this collection and how you can ...
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As we mentioned before, we are lucky enough to have two interns from the UHM LIS program this Spring Semester. Below, is our introduction to Sophia Kim-OʻSullivan! Help us extend a warm welcome to ...
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This semester we are excited to be hosting two UH Mānoa Library and Information Science student interns. As usual, we are sharing our welcome interviews with both of them. This is your introduction ...
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We were sad to learn of the recent passing of plantation life scholar, Barbara Kawakami. She passed away this past December at the incredible age of 103. Barbara built a terrific career as a ...
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In addition to the abundant film and video tape collections, ‘Ulu‘ulu also has a collection of artifacts such as projectors, cameras, film equipment, and other memorabilia on display and open to ...
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