Project Hana Noʻeau (PHN) is an 11 month long program that focuses on providing training, mentorship, and resources to Native Hawaiian artists and businesses to further their professionalism and business ethics.

Ma Ka Hana Ka ʻIke supports Native Hawaiian artists, cultural bearers and practitioners through award grants focused on expanding knowledge and skills in cultural practices, developed through an ʻōiwi lens.

Pua Aliʻi ʻIlima is a hula hālau (school of traditional Hawaiian dance) that provides training for a select group of student keiki (children), teens, and adults as well as introductory hula instruction through workshops and classes.

The Intercultural Leadership Institute (ILI) supports intercultural leaders throughout our communities to promote a shift in the broader art & cultural fields toward greater awareness, resourcing, and action.

The MAMo: Maoli Arts Movement program is a celebration of native Hawaiian art and culture, showcased through an annual fashion show, art gallery exhibition, and marketplace.

Nānā I Ke Kumu is a program that features Artists in Residence and an interactive Cultural Workshop Series led by notable Native Hawaiian master artists and cultural practitioners.