ʻAha Hoʻolōkahi provides lāhui an opportunity to connect, learn, and share. Meaningful sessions and cultural activities allow attendees to better understand how we can achieve optimal health and well-being in Hawaiʻi.
Get ready for ʻAha Hoʻolōkahi
2027 Hawaiian Health & Well-Being Summit
Papa Ola Lōkahi will host ‘Aha Ho‘olōkahi: 2027 Native Hawaiian Health & Well-Being Summit on April 21-22, 2027.
The theme is E nānā ana i ka ʻōpua o ka ʻāina ~ Observing the horizon and clouds in seeking to discover what lies ahead.
Imagine a constellation of health practitioners & professionals, kūpuna, community members, students, researchers, and many others building stronger relationships, navigating through recovery toward resilient communities. We are watching for signs in the elements that surround us. We are looking beyond the ocean to our continental cousins. We are celebrating the innovation and wisdom of our communities.
‘Aha Ho‘olōkahi 2027 is designed to provide a safe and meaningful in-person experience for attendees as we amplify traditional and emerging knowledge; exchange ideas and resources around health, healing and well-being; and envision a future where we thrive in harmony and wholeness.
Hui pū mai i ke ‘Aha Ho‘olōkahi 2027!
April 21-23, 2027
Hilton Hawaiian Village, Kālia, Waikīkī, Oʻahu

Nā Lālā ~ Strands
- E Ola Ka Moʻomeheu – Cultural Identity, Traditional Healing & Indigenous Knowledge
- E Ola Kino – Clinical Care, Oral Health, Lifespan, Nutrition & Prevention
- E Ola Noʻonoʻo – Behavioral Health, Substance Use & Emotional Well-Being
- E Ola Ka Lāhui – Community Health, Workforce Development & Leadership
- E Ola Ka ʻIke – Research, Data Governance & Innovation
- E Ola Kaulike – Policy, Advocacy, Equity & Systems Change
- E Ola Ka Honua – ʻĀina, Diaspora, Environment & Intergenerational Well-Being
FLASHBACK! Enjoy clips from past summits
- ʻAha Hoʻolōkahi 2025 – featured on HI Now Daily
- ʻAha Hoʻolōkahi 2023
Program Staff

Kim Ku‘ulei Birnie
Director, Communication & Community Engagement

Emalia Dalire Ho‘ohuli
Communication Specialist

Keawe Parker
ʻo ia/he/they
Communication Specialist

Momi Tolentino
she/her/ʻoia
Communication & Community Engagement Coordinator
Contact
ahahoolokahi@papaolalokahi.org
(808)597-6550
