Hawaiian Soul

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SAA 250 for the 250th

Unfinished Revolutions

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The Society of American Archivists (SAA) America 250 Task Force presents 250 for the 250th, an online repository that tells the story of our country in documents. Sourced from institutions across the United States and internationally, the collection aims to highlight the full range of America's documentary heritage and the role archives have played in preserving and understanding our history. Submissions are organized according to the following themes and categories: Unfinished Revolutions, Power of Place, We the People American Experiment, Doing History, and Regional Collections. With generous support from Preservica, the 250 for the 250th initiative extends beyond the celebrations in 2026 to provide a substantial and enduring archival resource available to all.

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Hawaiian Soul is a 1987 documentary that explores the meaning of being Hawaiian in contemporary Hawai‘i through the lens of Kānaka Maoli discussing the concepts of mana (spiritual power) and kuleana (responsibility). Victoria Keith produced, directed, and edited the program, which was co-produced by Naomi Sodetani.

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Hawaiian Soul

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