View the recording: The Honokaʻa Story Map Project: Presentation and Panel Discussion

Sharing the Multilayered History of Honokaʻa Presentation and Panel Discussion Friday, June 3, 2022 11:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Virtual (via Zoom) Cost: Free, registration required VIEW THE EVENT RECORDING BELOW Historic Hawai‘i Foundation and our project partners are excited to introduce the Honoka‘a Story Map! Click the PHOTO ABOVE to access the Honoka‘a Story Map. Honoka‘a Story Map: He Koaʻe, Manu o ka Pali Kahakō Historic Hawai‘i Foundation developed the Honoka‘a Story Map in collaboration with project partners, Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i; the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo, History Department and Professor Kerri Inglis; Honoka‘a Heritage Center and members of the Historic Honoka‘a Town Project. Students from UH Hilo contributed to the research and content of the map as part of their history course curriculum under the direction of Professor Inglis. The project also enlisted three student interns who worked closely with Professor Inglis and contributed research, contextual essays, and photography. Honoka‘a Presentation and Panel Discussion More than 120 people joined HHF on June 3, 2o22 for a virtual presentation and panel discussion with Honoka‘a Heritage Center executive director Nicole Garcia, UH Hilo History Professor Kerri Inglis, and a student panel. The discussion shared the context, process, and purpose of the Honoka‘a Story Map, along with reflections from the students themselves relaying how this project has impacted their view of Honoka‘a and the surrounding area, themselves, and their own sense of place. Historic Hawai‘i Foundation has partnered with Cultural Surveys Hawai‘i, the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo, History Department, Honoka‘a Heritage Center, and Historic Honoka‘a Town Project to create the Honoka‘a Story Map. Students from UH Hilo are contributing to the research [...]