Our FREE Community-Based, Cultural Awareness and Education Programs Are Enhancing the Lives of Native Hawaiians.
Since 1994, INPEACE has been working to educate and empower Native Hawaiian communities. INPEACE has emerged as a local and international leader in early childhood education, workforce development, and cultural land stewardship.
How is
INPEACE funded?
Several grants from the US Department of Education under the Native Hawaiian Education Act have provided support for vital programs such as Keiki Steps, a parent preschool participation program. Although large key grants such as these provide primary or initial start-up support, partnerships are the foundation of our organization because only they can provide long-term sustainability.
How does INPEACE
ensure quality?
INPEACE integrates an innovative approach to teaching and learning through a variety of educational and cultural programs. We at INPEACE pay special attention to curricula, teaching practices, environment, and the needs of students—all within the context of family and community.