Wa'a Wednesday: The significance of makana | Kamehameha Schools

A stop in Nova Scotia provides an opportunity to exchange gifts and time with one another.

Wa'a Wednesday: The significance of makana

Aug. 24, 2016

Contributed by Shaundor Chillingworth

Captain Kālepa Baybayan presents an ipu on behalf of the voyage to the Mi’kmaq tribe and Yarmouth community.

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