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Hawaiʻi Rising

Society & Culture

66. The Pōpolo Project: Redefining What It Means to Be Black in Hawaiʻi

2024-09-27

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A conversation about creating spaces of reconnection for Black folks in Hawaiʻi with Dr. Akiemi Glenn and Jamila Jarmon from the Pōpolo Project.

Founded in 2017, the Pōpolo Project is committed to redefining perceptions of Black people in Hawai‘i and creating a deep reconnection to themselves as individuals, to their community, to their ancestors, and to the lands that sustain them. They build community power by strengthening collective memory, practicing cultures together, developing a vocabulary to talk about race in Hawaiʻi, and highlighting intergenerational efforts to connect the Black community in Hawaiʻi to the liberation efforts of others.

Tags: Hawaiʻi, Hawai'i, Hawaii