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Plain-language chronic disease prevention — topic guides, downloadable handouts, and companion media for NHPI communities.
- 0 available
- 10 planned
This is the library of everything our platform offers — lessons, guides, garden learning, and veteran-made media. If something here is marked live, the link behind it works. Come in and browse.
Every resource, by format and stage. Choose a format to see its live lessons below — the matrix always shows the full picture, including what is still on the way.
| Format | Live | In development | Planned | Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 0 | 21 | 24 | |
| 0 | 0 | 9 | 9 | |
| 0 | 0 | 3 | 3 | |
| 3 | 0 | 1 | 4 | |
| 0 | 0 | 7 | 7 | |
| 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Everything below is live. If it is listed here, the link works.
How we count. A lesson or resource is live only when there is real, working content behind its link — a rule enforced in our database, our code, and on this page independently. In development means a partner is actively producing it; planned means we have committed to it and listed it so you can hold us to it.
These counts reflect what is publicly visible today. As partners record, write, and post real material, this page updates automatically.
Media training is not the end of the work — it is the beginning of it. Here is the full arc, and where each stage honestly stands today.
Convened August 5, 2026
The first Moku Moʻolelo cohort has convened and is in session. Veterans are learning video production, audio storytelling, and digital media with ʻŌlelo Community Media — gathering knowledge, grounded in the moʻolelo of the Moanalua–Keʻehi ahupuaʻa by cultural practitioners, to serve the Manaʻolana team and community.
Following the cohort
Participants author their own productions — film, audio, photography, and digital storytelling documenting Mapunapuna, Kalihi Kai, the legacy of the VA heroes memorialized at our host site, and the community impacts of Transit Oriented Development. Veterans own the work they make.
As productions complete
Finished work reaches a broad audience through ʻŌlelo Community Media and other public broadcast channels, alongside a digital archive of the stories of this place. Donations fund post-production — editing, captioning, music licensing, and accessibility.
September 27, 2027
Makaifest at Keʻehi Lagoon Memorial — a national stage for veteran-created media and music, screening independent productions authored and owned by the veterans who made them. This is the horizon we are building toward.
Visit MakaifestTraining is the only stage underway. Stages marked Planned describe work we intend to carry out as the cohort produces it and as funding allows.
Four collections hold everything in the library. Visit each one to explore its work in place.
Plain-language chronic disease prevention — topic guides, downloadable handouts, and companion media for NHPI communities.
Partner-maintained learning pathways: community media, land stewardship, health literacy, and indigenous plants garden design.
Living gardens at the Keʻehi host site — the interactive garden map and plant-care learning today, plus the areas the Garden Plan is programming for on-site training and self-guided learning.
Film, audio, and digital storytelling authored and owned by the veterans of the Moku Moʻolelo cohort, carried on public channels.
Finished works appear here only after a veteran completes a piece and signs its release — this showcase makes no promises it has not kept.
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