Preserving Maui’s stories: UH Center for Oral History lands $538K in new funding
The Center for Oral History is launching a series of Maui-based projects focused on recovery, cultural continuity and environmental history.
The Center for Oral History is launching a series of Maui-based projects focused on recovery, cultural continuity and environmental history.
The report presents findings from the Maui Recovery Survey, an ongoing survey of people who lived, worked, or owned a business in West Maui or Kula at the time of the disaster.
The report follows many of the same adults and children over time, allowing researchers to examine how their health and living conditions have changed since the disaster.
Victoria Budiono, a UH Mānoa double major in journalism and psychology, was hired as a Honolulu Star-Advertiser reporter only a year after graduation.
Mantz's work closely aligns with Tiles’s vision of bridging the humanities and social sciences to solve modern global issues.
The upcoming fieldwork builds directly on Bethe’s capstone project at UH, which focused on ecological urban design.
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An award-winning graduate shares his path from broadcaster to business owner.
When these floating structures wash ashore or become trapped on reefs, they can damage coral, contribute to plastic pollution and entangle marine animals.
A new graduate certificate in Indigenous Planning will be offered at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.