HuiPulamaMau -- Hui Pulama Mau at SRJC is dedicated to preserve and perpetuate Hawaii cultural traditions.
About HuiPulamaMau	English (USA)
Hui Pūlama Mau is a small dedicated group comprised of SRJC employees, students, and local community members. The mission of Hui Pūlama Mau is to preserve and perpetuate Hawaii cultural traditions, a torch of enlightenment to dispel myths and misinformation about Hawaii and Hawaii’s host culture, strengthening community, provide mentorship, and cultivate the philosophy of “Live Aloha.” Our organization name is a combination of several concepts with layered meanings. Hui is a commonly used Hawaiian term for a club or organization. We are a group joined together for the purpose of preserving and perpetuating Hawaii cultural traditions. Pūlama means torch and it also means to cherish, treasure, and “to care for.” Mau also possesses multiple meanings but in our name, the intent is for Hawaii traditions to be unceasing, always cherished, particularly here on the continent. Motto: “Educate and Enlighten through Aloha” To see the collection of prior postings to the list, visit the HuiPulamaMau Archives.
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