“Ola Nā Kini,” comes from a verse from a traditional Hawaiian pule (prayer), which can be translated to “life for the multitude.” The multitude may refer to people as well as elements of nature. The pule seeks to bring life of good deeds for all.
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Healing the land, ocean, & multitude of life through engagement
& education. |
Stone San Nicolas, a former student of MLC, created this logo depicting elements, from the mountains to the sea, embraced by Ola Nā Kini.
Mahalo to Sam `Ohukani`ōhi`a Gon for inspiring us to name this initiative Ola Nā Kini. |