Claims: Deaf And Native Hawaiian: ʻŌlelo Sign Language Offers A Cultural Connection
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- title: Deaf And Native Hawaiian: ʻŌlelo Sign Language Offers A Cultural Connection Source
- url: https://ictnews.org/news/deaf-and-native-hawaiian-%ca%bbolelo-sign-language-offers-a-cultural-connection/ Source
- summary: This story was produced by Honolulu Civil Beat , a nonprofit news organization covering Hawaiʻi that specializes in accountability and in-depth enterprise coverage. For more stories like this, subscribe to their newsletters . Tia Lewis Honolulu Civil Beat Growing up on Oʻahu in the 1950s, Maile Keamoai-Kane learned a lot from her father: how to prepare laulau, gather ʻopihi, and catch and clean fish. He never excluded her. But being deaf, Keamoai-Kane struggled to learn another key… Source
- published: Sat, 18 Jul 2026 12:00:00 +0000 Source