Aloha! My name is Giavonna “Kaua” Kalaiwaa. I am an IT researcher and CERENE Resilience Corps Leader (RCL) at Kapi’olani Community College (KCC) in the Department of “X.” I live within O’ahu’s Neighborhood Board #32, Waimanalo. As an RCL, I helped develop a conference website for COS23. I am very interested in learning how culture of any kind affects people’s perspectives on technology and how they interpret it. I am especially passionate about learning about Hawaiian culture and using technology to help educate others about my culture and to inspire others to learn more about themselves and their surroundings. One fun fact about me that you may not know is that I have an identical twin who loves everything about bio-cultural restoration, mainly here in Hawai’i.
Integrating Hawaiian Epistemology and Technology in Native Plant Database
Integrating Hawaiian Epistemology and Technology in Native Plant Database by Giovanna Kalaiwa’a, Li-Anne Delavega, and Herve’ Collin
Cultural Resilience & Proximity to Historic Sites (Wednesday, May 3rd@12pm)
The Impacts Cultural Community Engagement Sites can have on Community Resilience Hubs – Giavonna Kalaiwa’a & Dr. Miku Lenentine
Continuums of Service Conference (COS) 2023
March 14 – 17, 2023
CERENE Resilience Corps Leadership (RCL) Award Program