HIKI NŌ on PBS Hawai‘i has established itself as a diverse, relevant and engaging platform for Student Voices through its digital story premieres on PBS Hawai‘i’s YouTube channel.

HIKI NŌ on PBS HAWAI‘I debuts as student share their experience of the pandemic.

HIKI NŌ student and incoming Kaua`i High School senior Natalie Lett was selected to attend the prestigious PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs’ 2022 Summer Academy. The intensive video journalism boot camp took place at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University. Natalie worked with three other student journalists from across the country to produce this outstanding story about Frank Ornelas, who founded the Rascepatatiando Dance Company where he trains promising next generation dancers who don’t have the financial means to enroll in dance classes.

On Wednesday, May 25 Mental Health America of Hawai’i (MHAH) and PBS Hawaiʻi honored six HIKI NŌ students and their teachers in the 2nd Annual Student Voice Awards. The awards were presented to the honorees at the 2022 Mental Health Mahalo Awards & Awareness Celebration luncheon held at the Ala Moana Hotel.  Below are the honorees, with links to their stories and acceptance speeches.

Five students share what itʻs been like during the pandemic.

Find out how to log in, upload rough cuts and communicate with your mentor using the HIKI NŌ Weebly.

Shooting a host segment usually involves an on-camera host, a voice-over talking about a specific given subject and B-roll of that subject to cover the voice-over. However, in this tutorial we will go over how to shoot a host segment using only an on-camera host with no B-roll.

Do you think you can determine what that noise is in your audio? Find out.

Discover how a 'story premise' can help you in shaping your personal profile story.

Find out how creating a 5-Point Story Outline can help make a successful HIKI NŌ story.