1st Hawai‘i Session
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United Nations University Global Seminar 1st Hawai‘i Session |
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 Jon Osorio opens the Seminar with an oli. |
 Edgar A. Porter presides as Master of Ceremonies for the Seminar. |
 Peter Englert welcomes participants to the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. |
 J. Kalani English welcomes participants to Hawai'i. |
 Osorio introduces Hans van Ginkel, first keynote speaker. |
 van Ginkel, English, Englert and Porter. |
 Katerina Teaiwa and Konai Thaman, part of the panel of speakers for the second keynote address. |
 Sandra Pierantozzi (foreground center) sits listening among the participants on the opening day. |
 Hans van Ginkel delivers the first keynote address. |
 Participants listen to the keynote addresses |
 Participants just prior to the opening of the seminar. |
 Jon Osorio is featured as a speaker on the second day of the seminar. |
 Tarcisius Kabutaulaka talks about his background, Pacific Island research and his poetry on the second day. |
 Robert Underwood speaks on "the personal and the governmental" in his lecture. |
 Vicky Holt Takamine lectures and performs on the second day at the Center for Hawaiian Studies Hale. |
 Birgit Poniatowski serves as moderator for the session on UNESCO. |
 Kekuni Blaisdell moderates the session featuring Moana Jackson and Mililani Trask. |
 Moana Jackson prefers to stand away from the podium as he delivers his calm, eloquent and moving address. |
 Mililani Trask brings up key issues on the rights of indigenous peoples and self-determination. |
 Marshall Conley talks about "cultural diversity and education for peace" in UNESCO programs. |
 Victor Ordonez follows Conley by examining how the UNESCO dream of "cultural diversity and education for peace" can be achieved in the Pacific. |
 Maire Bopp closes the Seminar with her lecture on her work with the Pacific Islands AIDS Foundation. |