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A four part series in collaboration with Kaleinohea Cleghorn. Ku mai is designed to increase our literacy of the elemental shift of season. Ku mai is a community experience where the practice of chant will be resourced to construct a functional and relevant relationship to the elements of Ku.

HONOKAʻA / HĀMĀKUA

In this program we manage a 70 acre lease property for the betterment of the Hāmākua community through developing a living, learning space of healthy diversified sustainable agriculture and native forest restoration.

WAIPIʻO / HĀMĀKUA

Located at the point of Mokuwai, this ʻāina lovingly named Kalaemomona, “The Bountiful Point”, was first reclaimed from the jungle and reopened for educational programs. \

NIULI’I / KOHALA

In this program we work towards the restoration and revitalization of the ancient stone walled loʻi (terraced water gardens) infrastructure of Niuliʻi.

HAWAIʻI ISLAND

This 6-day contemporary community ceremony launched in 2014, with roots and permission given by Pitt River elders, ritualistic running was offered as a method of prayer.

PELEKANE / KAWAIHAE

This seasonal ceremony marks the end of the Makahiki season (the time of Lono) and the moving into Kau (the time of KŪ).

MT. SHASTA / NO.CAL

This two week long event was created to encourage a rediscovery of indigenous Slavic traditions

GOTEMBA / JAPAN

Japanese students returned to their homelands and set up a ceremonial run focused on the sacred mountain of Fuji.

WARSZAWA / POLAND

This two week long event was created to encourage a rediscovery of indigenous Slavic traditions