People coming from all over the world to the restored royal capital of the Hawaiian Kingdom to learn about spirituality, values, technology and traditions in order to replicate the successful renaissance of an indigenous culture.

Hawaiian children learn from infancy to be proud of who they are and what their ancestors have accomplished, will be fluent in their Hawaiian language, skilled and knowledgeable about their arts and culture.

As a result of their pride, they have a strong sense of self-worth and sense of identity, dramatically reducing in incidence of substance abuse and domestic and social violence and increasing their ability to create and sustain a healthy life.