The telling of this story led to reconnections of Native California families with their relatives in Hawai’i.

This collection of 17 essays on the Hawai’ian sovereignty movement is a searing indictment of racism and colonialism.

Engages young readers in counting and the natural environment.

Developed to teach Hawai’ian names, place names, traditions and a connection to nature.

This lesson story shows the ahonui (patience) and ‘olu’olu (kindness) that one person can have for another.

The first compilation of poems by an indigenous Hawai’ian to be published in North America.

A traditional Hawaiian story demonstrates the responsibility of each person to the welfare of the community.

Dramatization of the true story of three little girls, part of the “stolen generation” that were kidnapped and brought to Aboriginal residential schools.

True story of three little girls, part of the “stolen generations” kidnapped from their families and brought Aboriginal residential schools.