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This project was completed on Jan 22, 2019
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Matched with Elena F.
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Survey Results Analysis
Huliauapaa - Wahi Kupuna Internship Program
Huliauapaa - Wahi Kupuna Internship Program
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Survey Results Analysis
Project details
What we need
- Analysis of 1 set of survey data that is already at hand
- Summary of key findings from survey data
What we have in place
- We currently have Google forms survey data completed by 20 graduated interns, which should make it easy for you to get started. We also have an Instagram and Facebook page (Huliauapa'a), and the ability to provide any other information you need.
How this will help
This project will save us $2,788 , allowing us to ensure we are reaching the program's cultural, community, academic, professional, and technical goals.
It would be great to learn how to create a summary report with graphs/statistics from the Google forms survey data completed by 20 of our Wahi Kupuna Interns who've graduated.
This information will be very helpful to ensure that we continue to receive support and funding to educate and empower more students and communities
We need your help---this is a last minute request because we need to submit this information next week. Please apply if you are able to work with us soon!
Project plan
Posted by
Leimomi W.
Huliauapa'a Outreach and Program Coordinator
Our mission
To grow Hawai'i's communities through culturally based dimensions of innovative learning, leadership development and collaborative networking in wahi kupuna stewardship.
What we do
We are a Native Hawaiian non-profit organization which seeks to educate haumana and communities on the appropriate stewardship of wahi kupuna. Huliauapa'a members, including resource managers, researchers, educators, cultural practitioners, and students, share a unifying commitment and belief: to protect, preserve, and perpetuate Hawai'i's cultural and natural resources through educational opportunities, community outreach, and advocacy. Our organization is intent on transforming Cultural Resource Management (CRM) in Hawai'i, by integrating 'Oiwi perspectives into our every-day operations and activities and striving to give Hawaiians and kama'aina a voice and a meaningful role in managing our own resources.
Testimonials
Elena is wonderful to work with. She created a wonderful power point outlining our programs alumni survey results so I was able to present to our funders, Kamehameha Schools. Appreciated her in-depth 'ike/knowledge of survey analysis. Look forward to working with Elena again:)
Great joy in working with Momi, learning more about the internship program and appreciated her thoughtful feedback on my work. Mahalo nui!
