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On-Line Registration!
Registration is FREE but required; we need a correct count since we will be serving lunch to all attendees. Please try to register by July 26th. MAHALO
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All information is subject to change.
Friday, July 28th • 2006
Malama o Na Ki'i (Conference Reception )
Caring for Native Hawaiian Cultural & Artistic Expression
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Guest Speakers: Maui Solomon & Rebecca Tsosie
Musical Performance by Jon Osorio
Poetry & performance by Imaikalani Kalahele & Band
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Conference will be taped and broadcast by 'Olelo
Saturday, July 29th • 2006
Native Hawaiian Trademark Conference
Center for Excellence in Native Hawaiian Law
William S. Richardson School of Law, Univ. of Hawai'i at Manoa
Click here for a map and directions
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8:00am: Sign-in & Continental Breakfast
8:45am - 9:00am: Protocol
9:00am - 11:55pm: Opening & Morning Plenary Sessions
11:55pm - 1:15pm: Lunch & Presentations
1:20pm - 4:35pm: Afternoon Plenary Sessions & Closing
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• Registration will begin promptly at 8:00am and close promptly at 8:45am. Please allow at least 10 to 15 minutes to park and walk to the auditorium.
• A continental breakfast will be available from 8:00am to 8:45am. Coffee, tea, juice and water will be served throughout the entire conference. • All-day parking will be available for $3.00 in the parking structure adjacent to the Stan Sherrif Center and the Law School. There may also be limited parking in the Law School Parking lot as well. A map is available on-line at: HawaiianTrademarkStudy.org |
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MORNING SESSIONS
Part I: Trademark Study Findings & Analysis
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Presentation of the findings of the OHA-funded study conducted by Hale Kü'ai Study Committee and PA’I Foundation of the needs of Native Hawaiian artists in traditional and contemporary settings. 20 minute video summary.
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Part II: Model Trademark Programs
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Discussion and sharing of insights on cultural trademark programs to protect native arts. Program successes, failures and lessons learned will be presented by Maori and Native American traditional knowledge experts.
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AFTERNOON SESSIONS
Part III: Protection of Traditional Knowledge
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Discussion on framing a Native Hawaiian cultural trademark model for protection of traditional knowledge and cultural expressions. Copyright protection under U.S. & international intellectual property law will be presented.
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Part IV: Native Hawaiian Cultural Trademark
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Based on outcomes from the day's discussions and the Study findings, particpants will be asked to strategize and prioritize activities to use a trademark program to protect Native Hawaiian arts and artists, and to support the future of Native Hawaiian arts by address issues of continuity, change, innovation and adaptation in a globalized arts market place. Discussion to explore educational and cultural venues for promoting the transmission of Native Hawaiian arts knowledge to the up-and-coming generations of young artists through public education programs, mentoring programs, development of venues for exhibiting arts, and arts curriculum development will also be discussed.
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For more information, please contact
the Trademark Study Coordinator at:
Post Office Box 967, Kailua, Hawai‘i • O‘ahu 96734
Phone (808) 778-4030 • Fax (808) 440-4515
E-mail malamaonakii@hawaii.rr.com
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