Hawaiian Hula Presetnations and Talks
Talks (and Audience Participation)
As a university lecturer for her "day job", Amanda Todd, Ph.D. is available for talks about Hawaiian Hula to various groups. On request, the talks can also involve audience participation. The talks are informative, engaging, and with the intention of respecting Hawaiian traditions.
Upcoming Talks
February 12th 2025 at 4pm Swansboro Public Library
"Hawaiian Hula and Audience Participation". Suitable for school age kids and adults.
Previous Talks
2024 “Hula Workshop” at Coastal Carolina University sponsored by CCU’s Study Abroad Office, Women’s and Gender Studies Program, and Intercultural and Inclusion Student Services
2022 “Aloha Hula Workshop” at Coastal Carolina University sponsored by CCU’s Women’s and Gender Studies Program and Off-Campus Student Services and Community Engagement
2022 “Hula” at Coastal Carolina University for the CCU Dance Club Conway, SC
2021 "The Aloha of Hula" at EarthStar Spiritual Center Greensboro, NC
2017 “Hawaiian Hula” Mind-Body Experience with Campus Rec Western Carolina University
2017 “Hawaiian Hula Myth and Metaphor” at the Women’s Group of New Bern, NC
2016 Led Audience participation at the NC Polynesian Festival Jacksonville, NC
2016 “Hawaiian Cultural Practices and Belief Systems” at the Women’s Group of New Bern, NC
2012 “Hawaiian Culture and Mythology” at the Theosophical Society of America group Charlotte, NC