"And How Are the Children?": Carol Plummer, PhD, LCSW

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“And How Are The Children”?Remedy: Culture and Kupuna“Learning the Hawaiian language was in the chants. That’swhere they were taught the disciplines to be pono and boththe disciplines of healing and making you heal yourself.”“So there’s something wise in all of that, how indigenouspeople over the planet did things in the role that thegrandparent generation played in making decisions.”
“And How Are The Children”?Remedy: Re-ground youth and community inspiritual and cultural values• “Teaching them to be a healer, teaching them what is pono first, and then decide,because if you change them you stealing their mana.”• “And it was that spiritual thing that helped him to move on in life.”• “You know where you’re kupuna went or came from, you know what you’re allabout, and now you have, you can make decisions based on that, on what it is youwant to become. So I think identity, at all levels, and maybe if we think about thosewho are in the system, that may be an education piece to them because they don’tknow, and if, because they’re in the system, it may be because that’s thedisconnect.”
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