Kukulu Cultural Intelligence

02/10/2022

Cultural Intelligence (CQ),
what is it and why it is important.

Cultural Intelligence, also called cultural quotient, is abbreviated as CQ. Cultural Intelligence and Cultural Competence are terms that essentially mean the same thing and refer to an individual or organization's ability to successfully interact and work with others from different nationalities, cultures and ethnicities.

Cultural intelligence is different than Intelligence Quotient (IQ), a total score derived from a set of standardized test. CQ cannot be quantified with a score. There are no scales to use when measuring CQ. Instead, CQ should be viewed as a skill that can be developed and improved on over time.

Cultural intelligence is an essential skill to have for any individual or organization operating in a globalized environment. In a world where we cross geographical, political and cultural barriers every day, it is important to know how to effectively interact and work with people who have different backgrounds than we do.

03/11/2021

03/03/2021

Dr. Emalani Case, lecturer in Pacific Studies at Te Herenga Waka-Victoria University of Wellington, is a keynote speaker at the 9th Annual Center for Pacific Islands Studies Student Conference!

Register for the event at: http://go.hawaii.edu/L2J
Follow our page and visit http://go.hawaii.edu/J27 for more info



For disability access, please contact the Center for Pacific Islands Studies at [email protected]. The University of Hawaiʻi is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution.

02/18/2021

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This is one of the most INTERACTIVE and COLLABRATIVE Homebuying classes you will ever attend! 🤝 👏 🙌 🧐 💬💭

This Saturday, 20 February is our HIPPE 301 Homebuying Strategies and Discussion Group.

🕙 10am to 1pm Hawaii Standard Time
🕛 12pm to 3pm Pacific Standard Time
🕐 1pm to 4pm Mountain Time
🕑 2pm to 5pm Central Time
🕒 3pm to 6pm Eastern Time

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87630106201?pwd=S2pFdzkvM3l2OCt5Z1J3ZitPeDAwdz09

No Registration needed, no pressure, just a SOLID LEARNING EXPERIENCE!

We will discuss: The Local Economy, Hawaii Housing Market, Real Estate and Loan Concepts, Government and Local Programs, Making a Homebuying Plan and the “Panel of Experts” Forum Presenting: The Homebuying Process - Explained! Guest speakers will be from the lending, real estate, home inspection, title/escrow and insurance industries!

About HIPPE Classes:

We provide interactive, attendee-integrated discussion workshops designed to spark creativity, initiate brainstorming collaboration and correlation to each person’s life circumstances.

We also provide free counseling to better prepare you for future homebuying or investment goals.

This list is endless! Talk to us for all our services!

Did we mention all our services are FREE?? You never pay HIPPE for any of the services or events. Thanks to the support of our extremely generous donors and sponsors, HIPPE’s efforts will remain available to all who seek enrichment and a better life for themselves, their family and their future.

See you there!

08/07/2020

Support is there. Access now.

Household Hardship Relief Fund now available:

- Honolulu Residents: Apply through Aloha United Way (AUW) or Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) at https://bit.ly/39ZWgIm

- Maui Residents: Apply through County of Maui H.E.L.P program at http://dlvr.it/RT11Gk

- Hawaiʻi County Residents: Apply through HOPE Services Hawaii, Inc.. at hopeserviceshawaii.org/rmap

- Kauaʻi Residents: Apply through CNHA, AUW, Catholic Charities Hawaii at kauaiforward.com/residents/

Thank you Hawaii Children's Action Network for sharing the latest housing resources and for the work that you do.

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02/15/2020

The Perpetuation of Hula and the Hawaiian Culture 2020 Hālau & Judges 2020 Participants Return to All Participants Judges Maelia Loebenstein Carter Ainsley Halemanu Kawaikapu Hewett Nālani Kanaka‘ole Zane Noenoelani Zuttermeister Lewis Keali‘i Reichel Holoua Stender Hālau Hula Olana Nā Kumu ...

02/01/2020

Community resource.

our purpose The purpose of the Kahiau Community Assistance Program (KCAP) is to provide one-time emergency financial assistance (up to $2000) to Native Hawaiian beneficiaries facing hardship due to an unexpected crisis. KCAP is made possible through a grant from the Office of Hawaiian Affairs and ai...