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ASU Local
Expand your horizons while staying rooted to where you're from. With over 180 undergraduate programs available virtually through ASU Local, a future full of possibilities awaits you.
Welcoming learners to explore a rich multimedia repository featuring global conversations with Pacific partners, and expressions of Hawaiian identity including essays, interviews, videos, and more.
Not too maʻa with ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi? Or maybe you're ready to dive deeper? Here are some great resources for your language learning. You’re never too old (or too young) to start!
Explore Oʻahu’s past and present cultural landscape through an innovative ‘Āina Inventory that synthesizes historical research, ethnographic information, wahi kūpuna data, and stewardship efforts in each moku of Oʻahu.
A variety of fun educational resources that celebrate Hawaiian history and tradition, while helping to strengthen the Native Hawaiian identity within keiki.
The waihona is a virtual community space where kumu can share resources and ideas with each other. You’ll find a wide array of resources here that you can filter for your interests.
Don't know where to start? No worry beef curry, we got you covered with these handy, printable cheat sheets for shopping and business, work and meetings, and classroom use. Grab this set and start using ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi in your daily conversations!