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There are also more pictures on the Iosepa Photo Blog and the Wa'a Kaulua blogs. You can visit them by clicking on the links.
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Welcome to the blog about the voyaging canoe Iosepa. Iosepa was launched on the third of November, 2001 from Hukilau Beach at La'ie Bay with an estimated 3,000 people in attendance.
This canoe was funded, in large part, by a grant from the W.K.Kellog Foundation and is a vital component of the Hawaiian Studies Program at the Brigham Young University Hawai'i, serving not only as a "floating classroom," but as a representation of the strength the Hawaiian culture is gaining.
Iosepa joins the family of voyaging canoes in Hawai'i such as Hokule'a, Makali'i, and Hawai'iloa (for more information on other canoes visit our links and this site).
Here anyone can post their thoughts and remembrances of the voyaging canoe Iosepa.
This blog and others were started for the intent of gathering oral histories from former crew members to present and document in a Senior Project for Feki Po'uha. Not only former crew members are invited to write, but anyone is welcomed to leave their thoughts and other media. If one wishes to become an author on this blog, please email
iosepa.ohana@gmail.com
The companion photo blog to this site is found at iosepa.blogspot.com where there are many pictures that have been gathered from other sites or uploaded from various people. There are also some pictures located on this blog, but this site is primarily for people to write their thoughts.
This canoe was funded, in large part, by a grant from the W.K.Kellog Foundation and is a vital component of the Hawaiian Studies Program at the Brigham Young University Hawai'i, serving not only as a "floating classroom," but as a representation of the strength the Hawaiian culture is gaining.
Iosepa joins the family of voyaging canoes in Hawai'i such as Hokule'a, Makali'i, and Hawai'iloa (for more information on other canoes visit our links and this site).
Here anyone can post their thoughts and remembrances of the voyaging canoe Iosepa.
This blog and others were started for the intent of gathering oral histories from former crew members to present and document in a Senior Project for Feki Po'uha. Not only former crew members are invited to write, but anyone is welcomed to leave their thoughts and other media. If one wishes to become an author on this blog, please email
iosepa.ohana@gmail.com
The companion photo blog to this site is found at iosepa.blogspot.com where there are many pictures that have been gathered from other sites or uploaded from various people. There are also some pictures located on this blog, but this site is primarily for people to write their thoughts.
Iosepa
Wa'a Links
- Na Kalai Wa'a Moku o Hawai'i
- Iosepa Photo Blog
- Wa'a Kaulua Blog
- BYUH Hawaiian Studies Iosepa Page
- Brigham Young University Hawai'i
- BYUH President's Report 2006 feat. Iosepa
- Fall 2004 BYUH Magazine feat. Iosepa
- E Mau Voyage Turtle Starbulletin Article
- Hokule'a Sails and Crew Oral Histories
- E Mau Voyage 1999
- Maisu April 2006 Starbulletin Article
- Ku Holo Mau Feb 18 2007 Starbulletin Article
- Cap's Tribute Starbulletin
- Cap's Tribute Hon. Advertiser
- Na Kalai Wa'a / Friends of the Future
- Free Hawaii Blog
- Only In Laie .com
Blog Archive
Questions to prompt posts
- What got you started with Iosepa?
- What made you stay?
- What does Kihe ka ihu i ka 'ale mean to you?
- What do you remember about Elder Ballard's blessing of Iosepa?
- Do you feel his blessing has been fulfilled?
- What is being pono and how does it relate to serving on Iosepa?
- How did the canoe experience challenge you?
- How has being involved with Iosepa affected your life?
- What inside jokes or one-liners do you remember?
- What were some memorable stories you can share?
- What are your feelings about Iosepa going into the Halau Wa'a?
Posts
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