“You have to be able to trust that all of those who come can be of assistance. We can plan, but you also have to be able to trust the path that unwinds.” - Lanakila Mangauil
Lanakila Mangauil was born and raised in Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi. In addition to being active at Pu’uhonua o Pu’uhuluhulu, and the many marches and rallies throughout the pae ʻāina, Lanakila has held over 75 workshops worldwide on the mana`o and mo`olelo of Maunakea, along with teaching Maunakea protocol. He graduated from Kanu o Ka ʻĀina charter school. For more than a decade, he has taught Hawaiian studies at public schools and colleges, and for community and international groups. He is the founder of the Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua and serves as the Executive Director where he continues to share ‘ike Hawaiʻi.
The E Ho`okanaka! series celebrates emerging leaders in the Hawaiian community and explores different facets of leadership. Young ’Ōiwi leaders are rising up to meet the challenges their communities face. What models of leadership do these young leaders look to for inspiration as they ‘auamo kuleana and help chart a path forward? To learn more about ʻE Hoʻokanaka!, please visit www.oha.org/ehookanaka
To learn more about Lanakilaʻs manaʻo on leadership visit kawaiola.news/...
Mahalo nui to Brook Kapukuniahi Parker, Big Island Video News, Nicole Naone, Pake Salmon & Kapulei Flores for providing media & artwork
9 янв 2020
