Hawaiian farmers fight for water rights to grow taro and poi.
From a three-part series on food and cultures in America hosted by chef Marcus Samuelsson.
The Meaning of Food
Pacific Islanders in Communications
PBS 2005
Hawaiian farmers fight for water rights to grow taro and poi.
From a three-part series on food and cultures in America hosted by chef Marcus Samuelsson.
The Meaning of Food
Pacific Islanders in Communications
PBS 2005
Aloha Karin and Multinesia Team,
I want to tell you that I love “Kalo Our Brother” . I am a Parent and Commnunity Network Coordinatior(PCNC) and work at Ma’ili Elementary school located in Waianae, Hawaii. I would love to be able to show your small but very significant film to our children for Hawaiian Studies program and also I would like to show our film in my Human Behavior class as I need to provide a presentation on Strengthening Families Hawaiian style. The beginning of Kalo Our brother shows how strong the Families ties are in Hawaii and the students will appreciate this wonderful film as I do.
Please let me know if there is a chance that I could get a copy of this film Thank you Please keep the films coming they are great! Annette
Kalo: Our Brother is a story featured in The Meaning of Food, a PBS series on food and cultures in America (www.pbs.org/meaningoffood). The entire DVD is available at Shop PBS.