Hawaiʻi - General Research

ʻŌiwi Television produces top-quality documentaries, news and multimedia content from a uniquely Hawaiian perspective. The wisdom, beauty and power of Hawai‘i are the backdrop to the most important and interesting narratives of our generation.

Nonprofit educational organization since 1965 that is the "only locally owned, statewide television station in Hawai‘i" whose vision is to be, "a digital touchstone for the community, connecting and convening citizens of all ages in civil discourse, appreciation of culture and the arts, lessons of history and in shaping Hawaii’s future."

"Non-profit community Public, Education, and Government (PEG) access provider created to empower the voice of the community" by featuring "unique and local stories from hundreds of dedicated community producers about our island, our people, the many cultures we share, and the issues we face."

May have video content pertaining to your Hawaiʻi-related research such as interviews, testimonies and/or educational videos. Some notable collections: Kanaeokana, ʻŌiwi TV, Voices of Truth Hawaii.

May have video content pertaining to your Hawaiʻi-related research. Will have some overlap with YouTube. You may find interviews, testimony, and/or educational videos. A notable collection is Center for Hegemony Studies.

Since late 1980s, the Hawaiian Collection has recorded important Hawaiʻi and Hawaiian related content on local T.V. Using the Advanced Search in OneSearch, construct the following search to find these recordings: In "Any field", type "recorded off-air", in the next field, type in your keywords like topics and/or people's last names.

Collection contains over 1,300 hours of streaming video, including ethnographic films, documentaries, select feature films, and previously unpublished fieldwork. Best to search Hawaiian history or Hawaiian sovereignty to find relevant videos.

Moving image archive of Hawaiʻi that has video raw footage from various documentaries, organizations, and individuals. Descriptions of footage are keyword searchable and a short preview clip is given. Must sign up as a researcher to stream full clips of footage.