A taste of knowledge exchange
The Miki ʻAi Series is our newest iteration of kānaka knowledge exchange publications, which include brown papers and miscellaneous publications as part of a continuing effort to create “community knowledge exchange.” Past publications include Uluhaimalama: The Queen’s Garden; Ho’omana’o: Remembering the Kauluwela Boys, and Oli Mahalo and E Iho Ana cards.
Mikiʻai ma ka ʻōlelo means a finger-dip of poi, poetically referencing one getting a small taste or bite-sized piece of information on a topic. We are proud to present the first issue of our new Mikiʻai series featuring a mikiʻai on the Makahiki season, interactive social media, and coloring activities, as well as common oli makahiki.
No. 01 | Flowers for uluhaimalama: The Royal flower Garden of Queen Lili‘uokalani
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No. 02 | Makahiki: The Season of Lono
The second issue of the Mikiʻai Series takes a look at Makahiki season, with a recollections, interactive social media, a coloring page, and a common oli makahiki.
Read more about the Season of Lono by picking up a copy of Makahiki - The Season of Lono at Nā Mea Hawaiʻi or Native Books! You can also support and help us to fund the next bite by purchasing online and having them shipped to you. Stay tuned and look forward to your next taste of our Mikiʻai Series!
Puʻuhonua Society has also co-published Nā Ala Kūpuna o Kāʻū and The Healer’s Wound: A Queer Theirstory of Polynesia, with more publications planned.