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Kalaniho‘okaha Community 
Learning Center

Visual identity for the gathering place that empower Native Hawaiian health, education, culture and arts.

Brand Identity

Strategy

Print Collateral

Web Design

Brand Identity

Strategy

Print Collateral

Web Design

The Mark

The overarching theme of the ​,​ or sun, is imperative to the Nānākuli area, a place often known for its powerful heat. The ​kaula​, or rope, is symbolic of the god ​Maui​, who according to legend, ensnared the sun in Nānākuli to prolong our days. The ​pewa symbol is representative of Agnes “Aunty Aggie” Kalanihookaha Cope, a proud Nānākuli resident and fierce champion for Native Hawaiian health, education, culture and arts.

KCLC - Logo

Cultural Symbolism

The Kalanihookaha Community Learning Center logo is layered with cultural symbolism reflective of both the Nānākuli area and the legacy of the center’s namesake, Aunty Aggie.

The Colors

The colors of the logo are inspired by the brilliant hues of the Nānākuli sunset. Holistically, the mark captures the spirit of Nānākuli and the intention of the center – to be a gathering place of lifelong learning for the people of Nānākuli.

KCLC - Color Palette Usage

Grounds & Facilities

This gathering place welcomes kānaka from the kaiaulu and beyond to embrace greater well-being in a place that weaves together health, education and Hawaiian culture into learning opportunities for youth, families and the community at large.
Front Signage
Room sign panels
Classroom
Collateral