The “Drive with Aloha” Collaboration with The Hawaii Department of Transportation, The Drug Free Coalition of Hawaii, Hawaii Partnership to Prevent Underage Drinking, Mothers Against Drunk Driving & Safe Ride Hawaii Launched in October 2023! Why “Drive with Aloha?” Youth impaired driving & the consumption of alcohol, illegal & prescription substances by minors, is a […]
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Thanks to Our Traffic Safety & Wellness Mural Collaboration in 2022, Keep It Flowing is Proud to Announce… Drive With Aloha Mural Program (Launching October 2023!) Learn more about our 2022 Waimalu, Oahu Traffic Safety Collaboration with the Hawaii Department of Transportation, Hawaii Partnership to Prevent Underage Drinking, E Ola Pono Ma Kapolei & The
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This Friday, February 10, 2023 the Keep It Flowing team comes together with E Ola Pono Ma Kapolei (EOPMK), 808 No Vape / Hawai’i Public Health Institute, Hawai’i Partnership to Prevent Underaged Drinking, Community Volunteers and Kapolei High School to provide a Wellness Mural for the students, staff and the Kapolei community to promote and
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Special Mahalo to our partners from YMCA Nu’uanu: Senior Youth Program Director: Ikaika Regidor, President & CEO Greg Waibel, Vice President of Marketing Lisa Ontai & Mission Advancement Team & Executive Director Reina Purvis & our partners from Hawai’i Arts Alliance: Terri Skillmen & Team! Also a MAHALO to Scott Saiki, Speaker of the Hawai’i
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Mahalo to our partners Hawai’i Arts Alliance & YMCA Nu’uanu! The Keep It Flowing Team is proud to announce the partnership with the Hawai’i Arts Alliance & YMCA Nu’uanu! Stay tuned to learn more about this project, Ho’ike a Maka ke Ki’i, starting October 9, 2021 & to be completed by November 1, 2022.
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On February 28, 2020, KHON published their coverage of the relationships and similarities to Hawaiian and Hip Hop Culture. Hip Hop was birthed in the late 1960’s in New York City. There were many creative elements spawning during the late 60’s in NYC that were created predominantly by African and Latino Americans through the medium
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The “Breath Aloha Mural Tour” (BAMT) is a continuing statewide campaign promoting awareness about youth tobacco “vaping” use. Keep It Flowing’s team, led by Kenneth “East 3” Nishimura, with Director of Development, Laycie Love and Vice President of Marketing & Sales, Kellee Kubota partners with 808 No Vape, a division of Hawaii Public Health Institute
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This Kealakehe Ahupua’a project is a collaborative effort in Kailua-Kona on Hawai’i Island, created together with the community to showcase a culuturally-driven education program, guided by Kumu Keala Ching, a well respected educator & practioner here in the Hawaiian Islands & paint this impressive 10 feet high x 37 feet wide (4) panel mural over
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808 No Vape & Keep it Flowing are back to paint more vape prevention murals & spread the education & prevention messages state wide! Announcing our Fall 2019 Breathe Aloha Mural Tour dates! Mahalo nui loa to our partners 808 No Vape, Hawai’i Public Health Institute & all sponsors & supporters! Waimea High School: Thursday,
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The “Breath Aloha Mural Tour” (BAMT) is a continuing statewide campaign promoting awareness about youth tobacco “vaping” use. Keep It Flowing’s founder and creative director, Kenneth “East 3” Nishimura, partners with 808 No Vape, a division of Hawaii Public Health Institute (HIPH) to facilitate (3) murals at local Hawai’i high schools during the Spring of
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