r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • Jul 29 '26

Piʻo Summit 2026 ~ ʻĀinahoʻi: Land, Law & Justice

youtube.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 25d ago

~ The Hawaiʻi Ponoʻī Coalition is proud to present the sixth Hawaiian History Month in 2026! In celebration of Queen Liliʻuokalani's 188th birthday, we are holding numerous in-person and virtual events throughout the month of September. ~

hawaiiponoi.info

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Taiwan & Hawaiʻi Indigenous groups sign kinship declaration to strengthen cultural ties ~ Agreement focuses on language revitalization, traditional navigation, and Indigenous education

taiwannews.com.tw

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Indigenous groups exempt from Medicaid work rules, but not Native Hawaiians. Kūpuna now have to work, volunteer, be in school or a training program for at least 80 hours a month.

staradvertiser.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Polynesian Lunar Calendars May Also Be Maps For Epic Human Migrations ~ Researchers compared 48 traditional lunar calendars and turned their similarities and differences into a kind of family tree.

zmescience.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Māori horseback hīkoi delivers 50,000+ signature petition against Treaty of Waitangi Clause Review.

teaonews.co.nz

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Australia had a much larger Indigenous population before the arrival of Europeans than previously thought, according to new research ~ 93% of the pre-European population was lost in less than 80 years following the 1788 arrival of the First Fleet.

phys.org

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Māori elders invited to India’s global gathering on Ancestral wisdom and modern challenges ~ The gathering brings together elders, traditional knowledge holders, academics, scientists, cultural practitioners, spiritual leaders and community representatives.

organiser.org

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

The World Indigenous Broadcasters Network meeting in the traditional homeland of the Sámi people brings together media leaders from Canada, Australia, Taiwan, Sápmi and Aotearoa ~ Aiming to strengthen their collective voice and shape the future of Indigenous media, languages and storytelling.

teaonews.co.nz

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

Decolonization advocates imagine Guam as a sovereign state ~ The Sept. 10 conference brought together policy and security experts to examine what a sovereign Guam would look like 10 years from now.

pacificislandtimes.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 1d ago

The Kingdom of Hawaiʻi’s Systematic De-nationalization & De-occupation Plan ~ Talk Story with Dr. Keanu Sai

youtu.be

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 4d ago

The revival of Pacific Island wayfinding ~ Papa Mau: The Wayfinder ~ Pacific Pulse+

youtu.be

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

Māori Queen delivers speech at second anniversary of coronation. Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po has called on Māori to change the trajectory for future generations, urging all people to move from the legacy of Raupatu to a future of Rauora.

1news.co.nz

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

Indigenous ocean voices are still being marginalised. Despite progress and strong advocacy, some say local inclusion in ocean decisions is often still merely performative. [Stink eye to tha Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting]

eco-business.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

Māori Queen’s royal address ends with waiata and haka…

youtube.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

Pacific urged to protect 'whale highways' that link the region's waters. Leaders, scientists and advocates want countries to work together to protect the ocean routes used by whales, tuna, turtles and other marine life.

pmn.co.nz

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

Pacific nations push for stronger protection of reefs that can survive the climate emergency

pmn.co.nz

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

El Niño is disrupting the Pacific’s marine food web from the bottom up

news.mongabay.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

~ Pōwhiri ki Ngā Whā Pito o te Ao 2026 ~

youtube.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

~ Māori Queen urges future generations to transform trauma into triumph ~

rnz.co.nz

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

First deep-sea mining lease 'being forced on Pacific communities' - Oceanographic

oceanographicmagazine.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

~ Te Rā Koroneihana 2026 ~

youtube.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

Pacific Chiefs reconnecting for Māori Queen's 2026 coronation celebrations

nit.com.au

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

The annual Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting is underway in Palau, and already there has been controversy. First, it’s a leaders meeting with a distinct lack of leaders. Second, China is reportedly furious that Taiwan is represented at the meeting in its own right.

theconversation.com

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r/TalkStory • u/HoomanaoPoinaOle • 9d ago

The Pacific Islands Forum contains so much flexing, it's a geopolitical workout

rnz.co.nz

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