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LIVING O KA ʻĀINA
ʻOhana
ʻOhana
ʻO Logan Souza Carvalho ke kāne. ʻO ʻĀinaaloha Waikaalulu Ioane ka wahine. Hānau ʻia ʻo Wahineikapookaʻohu Ioane Carvalho, ka hiapo. Hānau ʻia ʻo Kuʻihimalanaiakea Ioane Carvalho ka lua. Hānau ʻia ʻo Kaneulaapele Ioane Carvalho ka muli.
Logan Souza Carvalho is the father. ʻĀinaaloha Waikaalulu Ioane is the mother. Born to them is Wahineikapoʻokaʻohu Ioane Carvalho, the eldest. Born to them is Kuʻihimalanaiakea Ioane Carvalho the second child. Born to them is Kaneulaapele Ioane Carvalho the youngest.
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Homeschooling ʻOhana
The Pandemic kahuli, the overturning event in our life changed our ʻohana view. After 10 years at Ka ʻUmeke Kāʻeo PCS in Keaukaha as a Secondary Language Arts Teacher, and after completing my Master in Creative Writing, becoming a certified Hawaiian Immersion Teacher, we decided to homeschool our keiki. It is from these experiences that I create the learning bundles.
Kuʻu Home o Waikaʻalulu, Kingslanding
Establishing experiences. Here, Kaneʻula and I are at ʻĀinalani, Kingslanding Track 2, Hawaiian Homestead. When my eldest sister was about to be born my father moved his ʻohana to Kingslanding to raise us in a Hawaiian susbsistance style of living, and so M.A.H.A, Mālama Kā ʻĀina Hana Ka ʻĀina Hawaian fishing village of Kingslanding was formed. My parents raised 6 kids in the Homestead. Now my own keiki are being raised by those same elemental experiences.
Ceremony
Makahiki Ceremony in Keaukaha
My father followed his naʻau and brought Lonoikamakahiki into Keaukaha. He started when I was just a baby and now, my siblings and I continue on his legacy. This past year, with Covid Protocols we celebrated Makahiki season with the opening ceremony at Kulapae, Keaukaha.
Hālau o Kekuhi
At the age of 7 my mother enrolled my sisters and I into the ʻohana hālau. This image here is during our Piʻi Kūʻahu ceremony, where we as ʻŌlapa dancers elevated ourselves and committed ourselves to the kūʻahu.
Kuʻē loa aku a i ka aloha ʻĀina hope loa.
P.K.O Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana
I am my father. He was involved in the P.K.O and participated in the right to protect Kahoʻolawe from the bombing, through the establishment of the Makahiki ceremonies. It is here that he became a moʻolono and brought Lono into Keaukaha. He fought against the grain and began to resurect the spirit in many people to stand, fight and DEMAND reciprocity for our ʻĀIna. I was my father for Hallooween 2020, and carry that spirit within me.
My uncles: Big Island Conspiracy
I am my uncles, who sing lyrical inspiration with my father. Here are some of the band members of Big Island Conspiracy. Their music has inspired the younger generation of Hawaiians to question our Political standing in America and search for their Hawaiian patriotic pride.
Kula Kaiapuni o Keaukaha
I am my hoapapa, my classmates. We were volunteered as tribute to the Hawaiian Rennaissance by our brave parents. It may be hard to imagine, but when we were in Elementry School, Hawaiian Immerssion wasnʻt fully accepted yet by the larger community and we didnt know that we, at the time were secretly fighting to instill Hawaiian pride within ourselves and to became the model for the larger community. Look at us NOW!