Study Abroad: Sustainability and Sovereignty In Hawai'i

From January 7 to 19, 2024, you'll dive into the intricate topics of sustainability, cultural preservation, and self-determination, all in the context of dealing with settler colonialism and U.S. occupation. "Malama ‘Aina," a Hawaiian term meaning "caring for and honoring the land," is more than just about keeping things sustainable—it's about deeply valuing our connection to the land. In this hands-on Jan-term field course, you'll head to Honolulu, Hawai‘i, to see firsthand how history, culture, and sustainability come together to empower self-determination and sovereignty. Working alongside teachers and students at Halau Ku Mana, a public charter school founded by Hawaiian sovereignty activists, you'll dive into Malama ‘Aina to understand how it helps indigenous communities face chall...