ShareThis Many in Hawai’i have spent a lot of time with family over the last few days, and Hawai’i’s families are often a glorious mix of cultures. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa visited "Tradition and Transition: Stories of Hawai‘i Immigrants" at the Bishop Museum with thoughts about how people begin a new life in a new land. Find moving accounts of Hawai’i’s Ilocano children and parents in new books from the Ilocano Language and Literature Program at UH Manoa. See links below. HPR’s series on Filipinos in Hawai’i continues Friday. “Tradition and Transition, Stories of Hawai‘i Immigrants” at the Bishop Museum currently focuses on Japanese immigrants and will run through the year. http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ilokano/ http://manoa.hawaii.edu/ilokano/mission.html To get the books, either call, email or snail mail Dr. Aurelio Agcaoili: Mailing Address: Ilokano Language and Literature Program 2540 Maile Way, Spalding 255 Honolulu, HI 96822 Contact Faculty Members: Dr. Aurelio Solver Agcaoili, Assistant Professor & Coordinator Email: aurelioa@hawaii.edu