LEADING SELF: UNEARTHING LAYERS OF OUR IDENTITY THRU KINOLAU Beginning our leadership cohort journey together, participants will introduce themselves to the group through artifacts that represent their identity. Together, we will learn how to make lau lau and unearth layers of "lau" connections in leadership. Discovery of self and introduction of self to the larger group will take place through kinolau (kino "body" and lau "many") or manifestions of forms in nature, surroundings, environment, and artifacts of the leader ʻ s choosing. We will visit Nāoneala ʻ a at Kāne ʻ ohe Bay, the shores where La ʻ amaikahiki arrived from Tahiti, and weave in stories and values about his leadership. Leaders will walk away with a stronger connection to their environment and kuleana while sharing intimate stories about who we are and why we are here. LEADING IN COMMUNITY: WAYFINDING ʻ O nā hōkū nō nā kiu o ka lani. This experience, which takes place on both land and water, will allow leaders to immerse themselves in the understanding of leading community through the lens of a wayfinder. Learning from kānaka who have sailed on Hōkūle ʻ a and its sister wa ʻ a Hikianalia, leaders will learn both practical and metaphorical lessons from being out on the ocean and using keen evaluative, analytical and observational skills. How does one assess their progress and that of their team or organization? How might you evaluate the winds and tides to better understand where you might need to pivot and change course? We will learn more about how you kilo - look for the signs - and use those key indicators to get feedback, and then use that feedback to inform your work.
Ability to reflect on personal history, story, and relationships Capacity to navigate and build connections with the land, community, and environment Skill in identifying and nurturing leadership strengths and gifts Capability to integrate personal perspective into leadership journey and interactions with others
Self-awareness
Emotional intelligence
Jan 31 In-person 8:30am - 4:30pm: Meet at YWCA Kokokahi 45-035 Kaneohe Bay Dr, Kaneohe, HI 96744
Pilina (relationship) building Leadership identification and development
Adaptive Leadership
Systems Thinking
Maintaining an open and inquisitive mindset that encourages continuous learning, exploration of new
Foresight and Visioning
Feb 28 In-person 8:30am - 4:30pm: Meet at Kanehunamoku Voyaging Academy, 47-705 Kamehameha Hwy, Kaneohe, HI 96744, USA
Strategic Planning and Execution
ideas, and the willingness to experiment and adapt
Community Engagement and Collaboration
Risk and Opportunity Management
Capacity to inspire, mobilize, and guide
diverse groups toward a shared vision
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