Emma Broderick on Puʻuhonua, Hawaiian Futures, & Cultural Renewal | LIVE from the Stacks Ep. 6

Emma Broderick is a Native Hawaiian artist, cultural practitioner, and Executive Director of Puʻuhonua Society, where she leads work at the intersection of contemporary art, cultural practice, community healing, and Indigenous futures. Through weaving, archiving, education, and artist support, Emma is helping cultivate spaces where Hawaiian knowledge, creativity, and belonging can thrive across generations.

LIVE from the Stacks: Ku'oko'a as Practice gathers artists, storytellers, and cultural stewards to reflect on independence as a living practice, not just a political destination. Held among the stacks of Native Books, this event invites conversation about how creativity and art can transform our communities.

This event was not only a reflection of independence, but of interdependence. The event aligned with the exhibit 'Off the Wall at Arts & Letters, featuring rare and out-of-print books, emphasizing how the written word is both artifact and act of preservation. Together, the conversation and exhibit ask: how do story and sovereignty meet — on the shelf, in the studio, in our homes?

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