The ‘Aha adopts the concept of themed days employed at the Stanford Institute.\u00a0 Two-three well respected leaders in the Hawaiian community will be recruited to join the fellows on themed days that most matches their prowess.\u00a0 Each Hawaiian leader will lead a “wala’au session” prior to lunch or dinner and will spend the full day with the fellows in fellowship.\u00a0 KS LAD managers will be recruited and\/or asked to volunteer to have fellows shadow them during the normal work day to do normal, everyday activities expected from a resource asset manager.\u00a0 Fellows will learn by observing, and may be called upon to do hands-on work at the manager’s discretion with keeping the fellow’s best interest in mind.<\/p>\n
2012 January “Wala’au Session” Itinerary:<\/p>\n
Day 1:\u00a0 ‘Ike oe i ka moku – Macro-Influence — Effecting change across boundaries:
\nSpeaker 1:\u00a0 Dr. Ku Kahakalau, Hawaiian Charter School Founder;
\nSpeaker 2:\u00a0 Dr. Pualani Kanahele, Edith Kanaka’ole Foundation;
\nSpeaker 3:\u00a0 Tommy Kaulukukui, Jr., Queen Lili’uokalani Children’s Center.<\/p>\n
Day 2:\u00a0 E ho’opa’a iho i keia au nei – Foresight — Seeing the future as a current reality:
\nSpeaker 1:\u00a0 Neil Hannahs, Kamehameha Schools;
\nSpeaker 2:\u00a0 Kapua Sproat, University of Hawai’i;
\nSpeaker 3:\u00a0 Eric Enos, Ka’ala Farms;<\/p>\n
Day 3:\u00a0 ‘O ka waiwai honua, ‘o ka waiwai kanaka – Enterprising — Integrating social, cultural, environmental, and economic agendas:
\nSpeaker 1:\u00a0 Rick Barboza and Kapaliku Schirman, Hui Ku Maoli Ola;
\nSpeaker 2:\u00a0 Richard Ha, Hamakua Springs Country Farms;
\nSpeaker 3:\u00a0 Dr. Ka’eo Duarte, Kamehameha Schools.<\/p>\n
Day 4:\u00a0 ‘O ka haipule me ka ‘aia – Constructive Irreverence — Questioning established norms and protocols:
\nSpeaker 1:\u00a0 Maile Meyer, Native Books;
\nSpeaker 2:\u00a0 Dr. Jon Osorio, University of Hawai’i;
\nSpeaker 3:\u00a0 Cheryl Ka’uhane-Lupenui, The Leader Project.<\/p>\n
Day 5:\u00a0 Hanau Hawai’i he moku, he kanaka – Engage — Capture the heart and mind:
\nSpeaker 1:\u00a0 Dr. Kamana’opono Crabbe, Office of Hawaiian Affairs;
\nSpeaker 2:\u00a0 Dr. Matthews Hamabata, The Kohala Center;
\nSpeaker 3:\u00a0 Robert Lindsey, Jr., Office of Hawaiian Affairs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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