Pacific American Foundation

21st century community learning centers program is a three-year after- school program connecting students with "community classroom" partners to augment the learning experience for public and charter school students on the windward side of oahu.

The nalu studies maui nui program consists of educational partnerships on three islands of hawai'i - maui, moloka'i, and lana'i, known as maui nui. The project is a collaboration between those islands' middle and high schools, the university of hawaii, maui college, and the maui family court, working together to provide training and applicable, real world, hands-on learning opportunities for high-risk native hawaiian youth to value education, hawaiian cultureand protocols, stewardship, and science. Nalu is an acronym for "nature activities for learning and understanding." students will learn to identify real world environmental issues, collect and analyze data to share with science agency partners, and present solutions to the public. They will learn cultural protocols and connect to the environment through meaningful, engaging approaches with caring adult mentors helping them become environmentally responsible leaders who peer mentor their younger at-risk middle school students.

Other miscellaneous programs and projects.