This Teen Time program, centered on local artist Jasmine Cho's book "Role Models Who Look Like Me: Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders Who Made History" will increase teens’ awareness of notable Asian American and Pacific Islander role models. Teens will then create a portrait based on her style. This program is part of Remake Learning … Continued

This program will help kids think about what inspires them, what memories are important to them, and how to create an expression of those memories. After kids participate, they will know more about the last Queen of Hawaii before the nation of Hawaii was annexed, and will feel curious about stories, including their own. For … Continued

Kids will learn about Native Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku and his invaluable contributions to the sports of surfing and swimming. Kids will also craft and decorate a mini foam surfboard and have the opportunity to test its buoyancy in water. For kids in grades K -5. This program is part of Remake Learning Days 2024. This … Continued

Kids will learn about Native Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku and his invaluable contributions to the sports of surfing and swimming. Kids will also craft and decorate a mini foam surfboard and have the opportunity to test its buoyancy in water. For kids in grades K -5. This program is part of Remake Learning Days 2024. This … Continued

Join our Teen Time program inspired by Linda Mihara’s Hearts for Love Project. We’ll fold origami hearts and inscribe them with compassionate messages to craft symbols of love and hope. These hearts will decorate a vibrant display that stands against hate and discrimination against Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. For teens in grades 6 - … Continued

This program will help kids think about what inspires them, what memories are important to them, and how to create an expression of those memories. After kids participate, they will know more about the last Queen of Hawaii before the nation of Hawaii was annexed, and will feel curious about stories, including their own. For … Continued

Kids will learn about Native Hawaiian Duke Kahanamoku and his invaluable contributions to the sports of surfing and swimming. Kids will also craft and decorate a mini foam surfboard and have the opportunity to test its buoyancy in water. For kids in grades K -5. This event is part of our AANHPI Heritage Month 2024 … Continued

In this program, kids will learn about some of the many languages spoken by Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities around the world. They will have the opportunity to learn how to say “hello” or “welcome” in several different languages, as well as decorate a banner with welcoming words and images that can … Continued