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MissionPaeloko, a Native Hawaiian organization providing hands-onlearning opportunities through indigenous ancestral arts, culture,and language to the children and community of Maui Nui.

VisionMa ka hana ka 'ike, e mālama kou piko. (Living your Passion by doing the work)

About PaelokoLocated in heart of Waiheʻe, Maui, Paeloko is home to the fiber ofcoconut husks used to build the cordage to lasso the Sun fromthe Legend of Maui Snaring the Sun.

In the legend, the Demi-god Maui is the son of Hina who is amaster kapa (traditional cloth) maker, uses the resourcesof ʻike (knowledge), ke kumu (native plants), and ka lala (nativearts).

Maui cut down the coconut trees from Paeloko, and gathered thefibers of coconut husks in great quantity and he manufacturedthe resources into strong cord to lasso the sun and slow down itsmovement...so his Mom, Hina would have more daylight to dryher kapa.

Paeloko preserves Native Hawaiian culture and traditions byproviding hands-on learning opportunities through indigenousancestral arts, culture, and language to the children andcommunity of Maui Nui.

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A short slideshow viewing the area of Paeloko.

Video Courtesy: Steph Hedani & Lorilei Ishikawa

Legend of Maui told by Kumu Leilei in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language) to nāhaumana (students) of Pūnana Leo o Maui (Hawaiian Immersion Preschool).

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MissionPaeloko, a Native Hawaiian organization providing hands-onlearning opportunities through indigenous ancestral arts, culture,and language to the children and community of Maui Nui.

VisionMa ka hana ka 'ike, e mālama kou piko. (Living your Passion by doing the work)

About PaelokoLocated in heart of Waiheʻe, Maui, Paeloko is home to the fiber ofcoconut husks used to build the cordage to lasso the Sun fromthe Legend of Maui Snaring the Sun.

In the legend, the Demi-god Maui is the son of Hina who is amaster kapa (traditional cloth) maker, uses the resourcesof ʻike (knowledge), ke kumu (native plants), and ka lala (nativearts).

Maui cut down the coconut trees from Paeloko, and gathered thefibers of coconut husks in great quantity and he manufacturedthe resources into strong cord to lasso the sun and slow down itsmovement...so his Mom, Hina would have more daylight to dryher kapa.

Paeloko preserves Native Hawaiian culture and traditions byproviding hands-on learning opportunities through indigenousancestral arts, culture, and language to the children andcommunity of Maui Nui.

Video Courtesy: L. Mata | Photo Courtesy: L.Ishikawa

A short slideshow viewing the area of Paeloko.

Video Courtesy: Steph Hedani & Lorilei Ishikawa

Legend of Maui told by Kumu Leilei in ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian language) to nāhaumana (students) of Pūnana Leo o Maui (Hawaiian Immersion Preschool).

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Programs at Paeloko

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Higher EducationProfessional Development

Paeloko offers opportunities for everyone to join and learnthrough our hands-on engagement opportunities based on NativeHawaiian values.

Paeloko offers workshops, programs, activities and more to avariety of audiences in the Maui Community including: Pre-Kindergarten-12th grade, Higher Education, and professionaldevelopment workshops for state, local and non-profitorganizations.

Our PK-12 community include Pūnana Leo O Maui, Kula KaiapuniO Maui (Hawaiian Immersion Schools) and Maui county private andpublic Department of Education schools. For our higher educationarena, we serve programs at the University of Hawaiʻi MauiCollege, along with extending collaboration to our neighboringislands college systems and national colleges .

ʻAʻohe pau ka ʻike i ka hālau a hoʻokahi.All knowledge is not learned in just one school

One can learn from man sources

KAPA WORKSHOP | 2014

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Jan-Feb 2017 - Lisa Baybayan, the 2017 honorary awardee, is recognized in this article for her initiative withher staff at the Hyatt Regency Maui. Baybayan implemented a professional development workshop with anextended invite to the Hyattʻs guests. Both parties had an opportunity to attend a workshop held at her family-owned educational site, Paeloko.

2011 - Two of the four family owners of Paeloko, Lorilei Ishikawa and Uʻi Nahoʻolewa are recognized fortheir excellence and continued contributions to the art of kapa. The article recognizes revered womenin the art of kapa and their collaboration with the 2012 Merrie Monarch.

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July 2013 - This article presents a past affiliate, Liko Aʻe, A Native Hawaiian Scholarship program, whodedicated years of services to Native Hawaiian students for opportunities to participate in malama 'āinaactivities, community service workdays, mentorship, and cultural workshops.

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Mahalo to everyone who has supported Paeloko with our mission. Paeloko thrives on sustaining by the dedication brought forth byʻohana (family), community involvement, individual advocacy, and volunteer support from our community organizations. Paeloko is anon-profit 501c3 organization, whereas donations are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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Contact NameLorilei IshikawaPhone(808) [email protected] Kahekili HighwwayWailuku, HI. 96793Schedule a Visit or ActivityBy Appointment Only*

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Interested in 6th-12th grade activities for your school? Native Hawaiian activities based on culture, arts, and language are offered at Paeloko for outreach days, weekends, and for

collaboration projects. Activities may be customized to correlate to grade level and curriculum needs.Please contact us for more information.

Hand-on workshop themes may include: |KAPA | MALAMA 'ĀINA | ULANA | LOʻI KALO | ʻAUWAI | PAHU |MA'AWE |

Seniors of Kamehameha Maui cleared and removed the debris from the ʻauwai (water path).

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Intermediate students working together on Solar Rover during aS.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math)

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Opportunities are made for High School students to mentor as group leaders for K-5th students during a S.T.E.A.M

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A focused kapa workshop for 6-8th grade students included an extended field trip to learn more with our oceanside resources.

Lei Making Intermediate students on a guided field trip to the oceanside ofPaeloko called Kapuna, where they learned about its oceanside

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Lorilei preparing cordage from hau for students.

Intermediate students preparing collected native plants for colordyes.

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Hands-on learning in the loʻi kalo (taro patch) Students experiencing water flow in the loʻi kalo.

Observing and exploring life in the loʻi.

Malia Davidson and her daughter working on a S.T.E.A.M project together.

Oral traditions shared to the children about Paeloko.

Nā keiki o Pūnana Leo O Maui completing their oli kāhea (entrance chant) before entering Paeloko.

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ʻOhana (family) of Pūnana Leo O Maui working together in a kapa workshop.

Kumu Leilei and nā keiki o Pūnana Leo O Maui learning about Hāloa.




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Waiheʻe Elementary Schoolʻs fourth grade students gathering azolla. Puʻu Kukui Elementary students entering the loʻi area at Paeloko.

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Puʻu Kukui Elementary students, teachers and parents learning together at Paeloko.

Elementary Students of Kula Kaiapuni O Pāʻia settling in for lunch at Paeloko.

A photo of students from Maui County ranging from K-5 participating inthe S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) event

held at Paeloko in 2014. Collaborators included Nā Pua Noʻeau, UHMānoa School of Engineering, UH Maui College, Liko Aʻe and Muʻo Aʻe.

Learning the basics about the art of kapa (barkcloth).

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