'Ilio'ulaokalani Coalition presents

KU I KA PONO 2005

Join the huaka'i to Kukaniloko, the sacred birthing stones and piko of O'ahu

Stand up for Justice
Stand up for our 'Aina
Stand up for our 'Iwi Kupuna
Protect our Cultural Sites
Protect our Natural Resources

'Ilio'ulaokalani Coalition is calling on all Native Hawaiians and residents of Hawai'i concerned with the protection of our natural resources and cultural sites to join our caravan to Kukaniloko, the piko of O'ahu, to demonstrate our opposition to the Stryker Brigade invasion and the destruction of our cultural sites and natural resources.

Join others traveling from your district of the island. Call or check back on periodically on this website for more information about starting locations, routes and contact persons.

Visit the Ku I Ka Pono 2005 photo blog.

In the News: Hawaiians protest Stryker plan

Click here for printable pamphlet of events

Click here for printable flyer with map

Click here for information for the Hawai'i Island Ku I Ka Pono solidarity march

when

Sunday, September 4, 2005: Walk or Caravan from your home to the Piko of O'ahu

4:00 a.m. Walking contingent departs from Kaiaka Bay Beach Park
8:30 a.m. Convoys depart from Kapolei District Park, Ke'ehi Lagoon, and Kaiaka Bay Beach Park (Haleiwa) for Kukaniloko
10:00 a.m. All should arrive in Wahiawa and gather at Kahi Kani Park, Whitmore Ave. and Ukaniko'o St.
11:00 a.m. Procession to Kukaniloko
12:00 p.m. Pahu dances, Halau ho'okupu

map of caravan route

Ku I Ka Pono 2005 March Route Map

**New Caravan Routes Just Added**

Ko'olau Convoy leaving from Kualoa Beach Park (first parking lot)
Depart 7:00 am
Contact: Gwen (808) 358-5998

Wai'anae Convoy leaving from Poka'i Bay
Depart 8:00 am
Contact: Sparky (808) 352-0059

what to bring

Wear red.

Bring ho`okupu to honor this sacred place and the ancestors who have come before us.

All halau hula are invited to present mele, oli and hula celebrating wahi pana of O'ahu, our ali'i and the natural resources of our islands.

Bring a hat or umbrella and your own food and water. Pono attitude and behavior. Maintain respect and dignity for the ancestors and the sacredness of the site. No drugs or alcohol.

Ku I Ka Pono antennae flags will be available soon.

who to contact

Vicky: (808) 754.2301
Kaho'onei: (808) 753.9773
Kyle: (808) 988.6266
Terri: (808) 741.5015

Ilio'ulaokalani Coalition: www.ilio.org
DMZ-Hawai'i / Aloha 'Aina: www.dmzhawaii.org
AFSC Hawai'i: www.afschawaii.org