A film 30 years in the making, “Mālama Mākua” tells the story of a small grassroots organization in Hawai’i banding together to defend land and water against the most powerful armed force in world history: the U.S. military.
Sponsored by American Studies, Asian Studies, Biology, Black Studies, the Center for Community Based Learning, Critical Theory and Social Justice, Economics, English, Food Studies, History, the Intercultural Community Center, Jewish Voice for Peace, Media Arts and Culture, OxyArts, Politics, Religious Studies, the Remsen Bird Fund, Resilient Alliance of Indigenous and Native Students, Students for Justice in Palestine, Sunrise, Sustainability, Urban and Environmental Planning, & the Young Initiative
Event Date: Nov. 18, 2026
Screening and Panel including: Kia‘i o Mālama Mākua members Mikey Inouye (Director of "Mālama Mākua" the film) & Summer Kaimalia Mullins-Ibrahim (Lineal Descendant of Mākua)
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