What up Leeward! Let's Dive Deep Podcast

'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is Student Government’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.  

Stay safe, stay connected, and continue to gain knowledge!

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'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is Student Government’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.  

Stay safe, stay connected, and continue to gain knowledge!

Connect with us!

IG: leewardsg

YouTube: leewardsg

Relationship abuse/IPV/DV

Thank you for listening to our Live. Pono. Love Pono. podcast. The topic today will focus on relationship abuse. This can be difficult or triggering to listen to, even if you have not been in a similar situation. Please take care of yourself.  Go to our website for more resources: www.leeward.hawaii.edu/lovepono.

Aloha and welcome to another episode of Live Pono Love Pono, where we tackle essential and often complex topics that impact countless lives. Today, we have an extraordinary guest who will be shedding light on a topic that deserves our full attention: domestic violence. This issue affects individuals and families across the globe, and we must engage in meaningful conversations to raise awareness and promote change. We are honored to have Juliet Lighter Kamm with us today, a passionate advocate and expert in domestic violence. Their dedication to helping survivors and deep knowledge of this subject makes them invaluable resources for our discussion. We are grateful for Juliet joining us today and her commitment and efforts to create a safer and more compassionate world for all. Mahalo Juliet for being here with us.

To learn more about the (WSO) Women Speak Out organization, visit www.wsohawaii.org.

The following is a recording of our September 21st ZOOM Event, in observance of The International Day Of Peace!

The international day of peace is called by the United Nations each year on September 21st. The International Day of Peace was established in 1981 by the United Nations General Assembly. Two decades later, in 2001, the General Assembly unanimously voted to designate the Day as a period of non-violence and cease-fire. Each year, the UN focuses on a theme, this year being to bring awareness to the Sustainable Development Goals - with United Nations Sustainable Development. One of which of those goals is Gender Equality, and Womens Empowerment. Gender Equality is a huge factor and issue that many people globally deal with. Our guests have a broad knowledge on the multi-faceted angles in which gender equality, women's empowerment, and general human rights affect people living in Hawai’i.

The objective of this conversation is for viewers to witness a discussion on the multi-faceted aspects of gender equality, as well as women's empowerment.

Banned Books are an important topic and dive deep with us as Student Life asks Leeward Librarian hard hitting questions about the background of banned books week. We will specifically be talking about LGBTQIA2s+ books that have been banned throughout the education system in history. Natalie will also give information on the resources that our Library provides. Thanks for listening!

*Content Warning: This Podcast Talks about sensitive topics such as sexuality, sexual orientation, abuse, and trauma. Please be advised*

Gain Knowlege, and Build Relationships Episode 30: Everything You Want to Know About Money and Your Future: Credit Building

We Talk with Kylie Deppe from Matanuska Valley Federal Credit Union, and she gives practical advice about how people of all ages can start building their credit.

Please join us as we discuss the resources that the Veterans Resource Center at Leeward offers. You will learn about GI Bills, Vet Programs, and much more. We also have a moment of silence, in memory of all the lives lost September 11, 2001. Our guest today is LeeAnne Egan, from the Veterans Resource Center.

The VRC is open Mondays – Thursdays: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm, walk-ins welcomed pending staffing availability.

Counseling & Advising appointments are preferred.

Fridays: VRC Closed, Counseling & Advising by appointment only

Location: BS 103

Email: [email protected]

(808) 455-0410

LeeAnne Egan's Contact Info:
[email protected]
(808) 455-0274

Hānai iā Leeward is our on campus food pantry designed to help Leeward Community College students better succeed in their academic career by offering access to food for a more balanced diet. 

We believe that well-nourished students lead to enriched minds.

Welcome to What Up Leeward, Lets Dive Deep! A Student Life Podcast at Leeward Community College. This episode is part of our gaining knowledge and building relationships series with ASUH. Please listen to Alex, from Student Life, and Lūlani, our ASUH (Student Government) President.

Contact Information:
Student Life Office
808-455-0208

[email protected]

'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is Student Government’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.  

Stay safe, stay connected, and continue to gain knowledge!

Connect with us!

IG: leewardsg

YouTube: leewardsg

'Ōlelo O Ka Mahina is Student Government’s short series started by the Student Services Counselors that identify as Native Hawaiian.  The purpose of ʻŌlelo O Ka Mahina is to provide an audio library that we can reference that allows us to continue to practice ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.  

Stay safe, stay connected, and continue to gain knowledge!

Connect with us!

IG: leewardsg

YouTube: leewardsg