| Avery Nakata: |
| “We are learning about food sovereignty through the Mālama i ke keiki project. We are doing it so we know how to plant kalo so if the Matson ships/containers stop coming, we will still be able to thrive (foodwise) by planting kalo and other types of Native Hawaiian plants.” |
Tiani
In the lo‘i.
Kaiya
Lyric and Aukai
Kadence
Avery “mälama-ing” the kalo.