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Hula Preservation Society – Hawaii

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Interviewing Hula Elders

George Naope, 2004, Hilo

Interviewing Hula Elders

Nona Beamer & Leilehua Furtado, 2002, Honolulu

Hosting Public Programs

Queenie Dowsett, George Naope & Nona Beamer, 2005, Hawaiʻi Island

Hosting Public Programs

Lexington Hawaiian Room Dancers, 2013, Waikīkī

Documenting Traditions

Puluelo Park, ‘Ūniki, 2002, Kaua‘i

Preserving Historic Footage: Nā Mākua Mahalo ‘Ia

Farden Sisters Irmgard & Emma, 1982, Lā‘ie

Honoring Our Hula Greats

A scene from ‘Iolani Luahine, Hawaiian Dancer, 1978

PRESERVING THE PAST,
SHARING THE FUTURE

Founded in 2000, the non-profit Hula Preservation Society is committed to preserving and sharing the life stories, knowledge, insights, and historical materials of our esteemed elders via digital technologies, and making that treasury available to the Hawaiian people, hula practitioners, and students and teachers across the globe.

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HPS’s work with our elders honors and respects the traditions of hula across generations, lineages, islands, and families.

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