Programs
 | Hawai'i History Day brings history into the classroom for students in grades 4 through 12 as they do research into primary sources and interpret them to develop essays, displays, documentaries, living-history performances, and websites. Read more... | |
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 | Literature & Medicine: Humanities at the Heart of Health Care® is a nationally award-winning reading and discussion program that brings staff in hospitals or other health care settings together to reflect on the larger mission of medicine through facilitated conversations about literature. Read more... | |
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 | Motheread/Fatheread® is a nationally acclaimed family literacy program aimed at promoting literacy and increasing communication within families. Read more...
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 | Museum on Main Street (MoMS), a partnership with the Smithsonian Institution, offers high-quality traveling exhibitions to small museums, libraries, cultural organizations, and historical societies in under-served areas of Hawai'i. Read more... | |
