#SocialMedia: The Impact on Culture through the Lens of Created Content presented by Moana Nui and Papa Ola Lokahi

Social media continues to transform how individuals and communities all over the world engage with each other. Twitter (aka X), Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are just a few popular platforms that provide content creators a space to bring new trends, discuss global topics, and a way for activists to share photos of resistance. Social media has proven to be a powerful tool for education, bringing truth in a false news world, and a place that can be scrolled through for hours.

This episode brings social media users and content creators to a discussion on how education about Hawai'i is translated between those on island and those in the diaspora. We take a look at popular trends such as #KānakaTwitter to discuss how Kānaka are communicating with each other in hopes of exemplifying individual and collective kuleana.

Hear from our special panelists:

• Kūnaʻe K. - Content Creator, Scholar

• Kamaka Dias - Host of the "Keep It Aloha" Podcast

Moderated by V. Pauahi Souza With sponsorship from Papa Ola Lokahi

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