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EPISODE · Mar 15, 2025 · 40 MIN

Unschooling The System

from Native Diaspora · host Kalani Garcia

In this episode, host Belinda, also known as Kalani, engages in a deep conversation with Taʻimiroa Pajimola, one of the co-founders of Pua ʻAʻaliʻi Un-Schooling. They explore the necessity and philosophy behind unschooling, particularly in the context of Indigenous education. Taʻimiroa shares her personal journey through the perspective of a farmer and mother creating a community-focused educational model that emphasizes traditional skills, moon cycles, and the importance of connecting back with the land/'āina. The discussion highlights the challenges of traditional education systems and the transformative potential of unschooling for families and communities in Hawaiʻi.

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