Namelehuapono: Using Hawaiian Culture as a Pathway to Healing from Domestic and Sexual Violence (NIWRC)

This on-demand webinar from the National Indigenous Women's Resource Center, and presented by Val Kalei Kanuha (University of HawaiʻI at Mānoa) explores how Hawaiian culture can help one towards healing from domestic and/or sexual violence.
Name: Namelehuapono: Using Hawaiian Culture as a Pathway to Healing from Domestic and Sexual Violence (NIWRC)
Course Number: NHPIS 002 (NIWRC)
Course Time: On Demand
Course ID: 00639
Course Days: On Demand
Notes: Cost: FREE

This on-demand webinar explores:

  • How Native Hawaiians & indigenous approaches are valuable when seeking healing from domestic violence
  • How cultural ways of thinking & acting can help stop the violence
  • How colonization & racism must be acknowledged as part of the problem
  • How trauma is a central theme related to intimate violence
  • How colonization is a form of trauma (loss of culture, traditions, language, access, land, people)
  • How one can utilize Hawaiian traditions with Western “best practices” to find healing

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