Hawaii Indigenous Exchange Programs: 
Water, Warrior Mentorship, Music

"I feel like I'm starting a new life. Looking back I've definitely made a journey much deeper than just physical. My mind is clear, my spirit feels free and I'm physically tired but I cannot wait to go back and start school again. Life is definitely going to be different when I get home". -Tuff Turner, 2015 Ca-HI Exchange Youth; Luiseno Rincon Reservation, San Diego, California

Native Like Water Surf Crew - Waterperson Exchange - Hawaii: February, Makaha Beach, Oahu 2026, TBA.

Building Ocean Skills and Safety from OG Watermen and Waterwomen. This will directly assist the NLW Surf Fellowship Crew in being better leaders in and out of the water. California Native Surfing and U.S. Coastal Culture gains a deeper overstanding. The waters that connect us.

Traditional Voyaging Canoe Hikianalia and Hokulea Welcome, San Diego

InterTribal Youth and Greater San Diego Community welcomes Hikianalia after she sailed more than 2,800 miles across the Pacific to the State of California carrying a message about the critical need to address climate change. Demonstrating the value of nature, the oceans and indigenous knowledge, the crew found their way to California on the solar and wind powered canoe using . . . read more

Hokulea, Malama Honua, World-Wide Voyage Homecoming, Oahu June 16-25, 2017.

InterTribal Youth and Elder Delegation to join the grand Welcome Home Celebration of the Hokulea.  Our greatest example of education, outreach and global unification of the human family, "Malama Honua", caring for Mother Earth. We will also observe the World Youth Congress activities and visit with ITY collaborative partners across the island.

InterTribal Youth of Panama welcomes Hokulea Inter-Oceanic Crossing
Tribal Ceremony January 14-18, 2017, Indigenous Science, Art, and Culture.