S4E12: Story Sharing, Sharing History: A Young Couple DocufilmmakerTeam Seeks Truth
When we pause to ponder how we are all playing a part in history right now, isn't there always a vantage point to listen from and a vanishing point to see through time in space? Well, Indigenous History Now founders are with us to share their first take on a shared vanishing point from behind the camera vantage point.
Leilani Kaholo is a native Hawaiian composer with a Master of Music in Film Scoring from Berklee College of Music. She is also a co-founder and board vice president for Indigenous History Now. Her experiences growing up in the Hawaiian diaspora around Seattle have cultivated an interest in issues of cultural reconnection and combatting homelessness.
haʔł kʷ(i) adsəslabcəbut
(watch over yourself well)
Reidar Kelstrup
Executive Director
Indigenous History Now
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