Floyd K. Takeuchi

Nov 21, 2024 | civilbeat.org | Floyd K. Takeuchi

Commentary Wherever Native Hawaiians and their supporters marched for justice, he was there with his cameras loaded. Wherever Native Hawaiians and their supporters marched for justice, he was there with his cameras loaded. In the history of the ongoing struggle to reaffirm the authority of Hawaiians over their lands and destiny, a mainland haole holds an unusual place of honor. He is Ed Greevy, who was a quiet, unassuming man.

Nov 21, 2024 | civilbeat.org | Floyd K. Takeuchi

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Jul 14, 2024 | islandsbusiness.com | Floyd K. Takeuchi

July 15, 2024 _ Floyd K. Takeuchi _ Culture, Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture (FestPAC), Hawaii, History _ 2024, June-July, Latest Magazine Articles, Kumu Hula lead a hula to welcome traditional leaders in the grounds of Iolani Palace during FestPAC (Photo: Floyd Takeuchi)How do we assess the success of a cultural event? What metrics apply when you’re talking about dancers, artists and a host of creatives?

Jun 24, 2024 | samoaobserver.ws | Richard McGreggor |Danielle Watson |Floyd K. Takeuchi |Esala Nayasi

In 2011, thousands of delegates from over a hundred countries flocked to Busan, South Korea, for the fourth High Level Forum on Aid Effectiveness. Addressing delegates at the event, former Tuvaluan finance minister Lotoala Metia spoke of the heavy burden poorly coordinated aid was putting on his administration. The small island government’s planning office, made up of only seven staff, had a single official devoted to managing the country’s relationships with 58 aid partners.

Jun 23, 2024 | saipantribune.com | Floyd K. Takeuchi

The sound of conch shells and the incessant beat of drums reached from the white sands of Kualoa Beach Park and across the centuries. The popular beach park was the venue for the recent arrival of voyaging canoes carrying officials for the opening event of the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts, which Hawaii was hosting for the first time in the Festival’s 52-year history. FestPAC brought together over 2,000 of the best artists and dancers from more than 20 Pacific Islands countries and territories.