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Page 1: Native Hawai ‘i  Trademark Study Survey Results

Native Hawai‘i Trademark Study Survey Results

Ka‘ano‘i Walk

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Question 3

Gender

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Question 3 - Gender

61

62

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68

69

70

71

Kāne Wahine

Kāne

Wahine

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Question 3 - Gender

52%

48% Kāne

Wahine

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Question 4

Ethnic Background (check all that apply):

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Question 4 - Ethnic Background (check all that apply):

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20

40

60

80

100

120

140

nativeHawaiian

PacificIslander

Japanese Chinese Caucasion Korean Other(pleasespecify)

Did notcheck"native

Hawaiian"

native Hawaiian

Pacific Islander

Japanese

Chinese

Caucasion

Korean

Other (please specify)

Did not check "nativeHawaiian"

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native Hawaiian

Pacific Islander Japanese Chinese Caucasion Korean

Other (please specify)

Did not check "native Hawaiian"

93.3% 6.7% 14.9% 33.6% 41.0% 3.0% 21.6% 6.7%

Question 4

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Question 4 - Ethnic Background (check all that apply):

93%

7%

native Hawaiian

Did not check "native Hawaiian"

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Question 5

Age

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Question 5 - Age

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

20 and under 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70 70+

20 and under

20-30

30-40

40-50

50-60

60-70

70+

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Question 5 - Age

0% 6%

23%

19%

35%

13%

4%

20 and under

20-30

30-40

40-50

50-60

60-70

70+

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Question 6

What best describes your field of art or cultural practice. Check all

that apply.

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Question 6 - What best describes your field of art or cultural practice. Check all that apply.

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

Carvin

g

Ceram

ics

Fiber

Arts

Gra

phic

Arts/D

esign

Jewelr

y

La'au

Lap

a'au

Lei M

aker

Lite

rary

Art

Lom

ilom

i

Mix

Med

ia

Paint

ing/D

rawing

Photo

grap

hy/D

igita

l

Playw

right

Printm

aking

Sculpt

ure

Story

tellin

g

Wea

ver

Oth

er (p

leas

e sp

ecify

)

Carving

Ceramics

Fiber Arts

Graphic Arts/Design

Jewelry

La'au Lapa'au

Lei Maker

Literary Art

Lomilomi

Mix Media

Painting/Drawing

Photography/Digital

Playwright

Printmaking

Sculpture

Storytelling

Weaver

Other (please specify)

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Carving Ceramics Fiber ArtsGraphic Arts/Design Jewelry

La'au Lapa'au Lei Maker

Literary Art Lomilomi

32.8% 10.4% 30.6% 27.6% 17.2% 11.9% 24.6% 20.1% 9.7%

Question 6

Mix MediaPainting/Drawing

Photography/Digital Playwright Printmaking Sculpture Storytelling Weaver

Other (please specify)

32.1% 38.1% 26.1% 4.5% 17.2% 24.6% 26.1% 20.9% 53.7%

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Question 38

A distinctive cultural certification trademark can be used to help protect

and promote native Hawaiian cultural arts. The trademark can be used to distinguish

authentic Native Hawaiian cultural arts from inauthentic fakes and simulations so that they can be sold or promoted at their true value. How do fakes and simulations affect your ability to sell or promote your

arts products at their true value?

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Question 38

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Not at all orhardly at all.

Has asubstantial

effect on myability to sellor promote at

true value.

Has a seriouseffect on myability to sellor promote at

true value.

Fakes andsimulations

haveprevented mefrom selling orpromoting attrue value.

None of theabove.

No Answer

Not at all or hardly at all.

Has a substantial effect on my ability to sell orpromote at true value.

Has a serious effect on my ability to sell or promoteat true value.

Fakes and simulations have prevented me fromselling or promoting at true value.

None of the above.

No Answer

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Question 38

28%

15%

17%

15%

16%

9%

Not at all or hardly at all.

Has a substantial effect on my ability to sell orpromote at true value.

Has a serious effect on my ability to sell or promoteat true value.

Fakes and simulations have prevented me fromselling or promoting at true value.

None of the above.

No Answer

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Question 38

9%

91%

No Answer

Number of People who answered this question

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Question 39

If a distinctive cultural certification trademark were adopted and used for Native

Hawaiian cultural arts in Hawai‘i, would you want to use it or be

associated with it?

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Question 39

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

I distrust thecommercial

use of atrademark todesignate my

work.

I think mywork will berecognized

by the publicby my name

and not atrademark.

I think acultural

certificationtrademark

will help mesell or

promote mywork.

I believe Imust have

such acultural

certificationtrademark todistinguish

my work overfakes.

None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

I distrust the commercial use of a trademark todesignate my work.

I think my work will be recognized by the public bymy name and not a trademark.

I think a cultural certification trademark will help mesell or promote my work.

I believe I must have such a cultural certificationtrademark to distinguish my work over fakes.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 39

2%

12%

37%

14%

3%

22%

10%

I distrust the commercial use of a trademark todesignate my work.

I think my work will be recognized by the public bymy name and not a trademark.

I think a cultural certification trademark will help mesell or promote my work.

I believe I must have such a cultural certificationtrademark to distinguish my work over fakes.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 39 - Other (Open-Response)

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc.

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 39 - Other (Open-Response)

37%

10%23%

10%

20%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 40

Do you think such a trademark should be used to designate only

cultural art works made by persons of Native Hawaiian blood

(of proven Maoli ancestry)?

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Question 40

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

Yes,because only

NativeHawaiian

artists shouldbe allowed tomake cultural

works.

Yes, becauseonly works by

NativeHawaiian

artists will beauthenticculturalworks.

No, becausenon-natives

can alsomake

acceptablecultural art

works.

No, becausenot all works

made byNative

Hawaiianswill be

authentic orof goodquality.

None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

Yes, because only Native Hawaiian artists shouldbe allowed to make cultural works.

Yes, because only works by Native Hawaiian artistswill be authentic cultural works.

No, because non-natives can also make acceptablecultural art works.

No, because not all works made by NativeHawaiians will be authentic or of good quality.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 40

7%

26%

13%

1%5%

37%

11%

Yes, because only Native Hawaiian artistsshould be allowed to make cultural works.

Yes, because only works by Native Hawaiianartists will be authentic cultural works.

No, because non-natives can also makeacceptable cultural art works.

No, because not all works made by NativeHawaiians will be authentic or of good quality.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 40 - Other (Open-Response)

0

5

10

15

20

25

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc.

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 40 - Other (Open-Response)

44%

19%

23%

6%

8%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 41

Do you think such a trademark should be used to designate

'authentic' cultural art works when certified by a Board of Native

Hawaiian master artists or kumu?

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Question 41

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

Yes, becauseonly NativeHawaiian

master artistscan judge'authentic'

culturalworks.

Yes, becauseNative

Hawaiianmaster artists

can betrusted to

certify'authentic'

works.

No, becausewhat is

'authentic' isdifficult tojudge evenby a NativeHawaiian

Board.

No, becauseI don't likethe idea of

anyonejudging my

work as'authentic'.

None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

Yes, because only Native Hawaiian master artists canjudge 'authentic' cultural works.

Yes, because Native Hawaiian master artists can betrusted to certify 'authentic' works.

No, because what is 'authentic' is difficult to judge even bya Native Hawaiian Board.

No, because I don't like the idea of anyone judging mywork as 'authentic'.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 41

11%

17%

16%

9%

9%

25%

13%

Yes, because only Native Hawaiian master artists can judge'authentic' cultural works.

Yes, because Native Hawaiian master artists can be trusted tocertify 'authentic' works.

No, because what is 'authentic' is difficult to judge even by aNative Hawaiian Board.

No, because I don't like the idea of anyone judging my work as'authentic'.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 41 - Other (Open-Response)

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc.

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 41 - Other (Open-Response)

32%

15%

44%

6%3%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 42

Do you think such a trademark should be used to designate 'high

quality' cultural art works when certified by a Board of Native

Hawaiian master artists or kumu?

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Question 42

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

Yes, becauseonly NativeHawaiian

master artistscan judge'quality'culturalworks.

Yes, becauseNative

Hawaiianmaster artists

can betrusted to

certify'quality'works.

No, becausewhat is a

'high quality'art work is a

matter ofpersonalopinion.

No, becauseI don't likethe idea of

anyonejudging the

quality of mywork.

None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

Yes, because only Native Hawaiian master artists can judge'quality' cultural works.

Yes, because Native Hawaiian master artists can be trusted tocertify 'quality' works.

No, because what is a 'high quality' art work is a matter ofpersonal opinion.

No, because I don't like the idea of anyone judging the qualityof my work.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 42

11%

16%

19%

8%

7%

26%

13%

Yes, because only Native Hawaiian master artists can judge'quality' cultural works.

Yes, because Native Hawaiian master artists can be trustedto certify 'quality' works.

No, because what is a 'high quality' art work is a matter ofpersonal opinion.

No, because I don't like the idea of anyone judging thequality of my work.

None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 42 - Other (Open-Response)

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc.

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 42 - Other (Open-Response)

24%

24%28%

9%

15%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 43

Do you think such a trademark should be used to designate Native Hawaiian cultural arts organizations that support the

cultural arts rather than the works themselves?

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Question 43

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

a. Yes,because it is

more importantto certify the

Native Hawaiianarts

organizationsthat support

those makingthe works,

rather than theworks

themselves.

b. Yes,because

certifying NativeHawaiian artsorganizationswill help moreartists thancertifying

individual artistsor their works.

c. No,because

certifying NativeHawaiian artsorganizations

does notguarantee thatthe works are

made by NativeHawaiians, are

authentic,and/or are ofhigh quality.

d. No,because

certifying NativeHawaiian artsorganizations

will notnecessarily help

me sell orpromote my

work at its truevalue.

e. None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

a. Yes, because it is more important to certify the NativeHawaiian arts organizations that support those making theworks, rather than the works themselves.

b. Yes, because certifying Native Hawaiian arts organizationswill help more artists than certifying individual artists or theirworks.

c. No, because certifying Native Hawaiian arts organizationsdoes not guarantee that the works are made by NativeHawaiians, are authentic, and/or are of high quality.

d. No, because certifying Native Hawaiian arts organizationswill not necessarily help me sell or promote my work at its truevalue.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 43

8%

11%

22%

7%12%

27%

13% a. Yes, because it is more important to certify the NativeHawaiian arts organizations that support those making theworks, rather than the works themselves.

b. Yes, because certifying Native Hawaiian arts organizationswill help more artists than certifying individual artists or theirworks.

c. No, because certifying Native Hawaiian arts organizationsdoes not guarantee that the works are made by NativeHawaiians, are authentic, and/or are of high quality.

d. No, because certifying Native Hawaiian arts organizationswill not necessarily help me sell or promote my work at its truevalue.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 43 - Other (Open-Response)

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc.

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 43 - Other (Open-Response)

26%

23%28%

9%

14%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 44

Do you think that protecting and promoting Native Hawaiian

cultural arts is an important part of maintaining the uniqueness of the State of Hawai‘i as a tourism

destination?

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Question 44

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

a. Yes,because the

only thingunique aboutHawai'i is its

Native Hawaiianhost culture.

b. Yes,because

promotingNative Hawaiian

cultural artshelps the Stateeconomically.

c. No,because Native

Hawaiiancultural arts areonly one part ofthe melting pot

of Hawai'i.

d. No,because Native

Hawaiiancultural arts

should not bepart of

promoting theState of Hawai'i

as a tourismdestination.

e. None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

a. Yes, because the only thing unique about Hawai'i isits Native Hawaiian host culture.

b. Yes, because promoting Native Hawaiian cultural artshelps the State economically.

c. No, because Native Hawaiian cultural arts are onlyone part of the melting pot of Hawai'i.

d. No, because Native Hawaiian cultural arts should notbe part of promoting the State of Hawai'i as a tourismdestination.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 43

31%

6%

5%

13%

9%

27%

9%

a. Yes, because the only thing unique about Hawai'i is itsNative Hawaiian host culture.

b. Yes, because promoting Native Hawaiian cultural artshelps the State economically.

c. No, because Native Hawaiian cultural arts are only onepart of the melting pot of Hawai'i.

d. No, because Native Hawaiian cultural arts should not bepart of promoting the State of Hawai'i as a tourism destination.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 44 - Other (Open-Response)

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

20

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc. All of the above Yes & No None of theabove

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

All of the above

Yes & No

None of the above

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Question 44 - Other (Open-Response)

52%

14%

6%

0%

8%

6%

8%

6%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

All of the above

Yes & No

None of the above

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Question 45

Do you think that protecting and promoting Native Hawaiian cultural arts is an important

function for the State of Hawai‘i and should receive State funding support? (Check all that apply).

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Question 45

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

a. Yes,because the

State should domore to help

NativeHawaiians.

b. Yes,because

promotingNative Hawaiian

cultural artshelps the Stateeconomically.

c. No,because

promotingNative Hawaiiancultural arts canonly be trusted

to NativeHawaiians.

d. No,because theState has no

business usingtaxpayer money

to support apreferred racialgroup (NativeHawaiians).

e. None of theabove.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

a. Yes, because the State should do more to help NativeHawaiians.

b. Yes, because promoting Native Hawaiian cultural artshelps the State economically.

c. No, because promoting Native Hawaiian cultural arts canonly be trusted to Native Hawaiians.

d. No, because the State has no business using taxpayermoney to support a preferred racial group (Native Hawaiians).

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 45

37%

19%2%

3%

2%

28%

9%

a. Yes, because the State should do more to helpNative Hawaiians.

b. Yes, because promoting Native Hawaiian culturalarts helps the State economically.

c. No, because promoting Native Hawaiian cultural artscan only be trusted to Native Hawaiians.

d. No, because the State has no business usingtaxpayer money to support a preferred racial group(Native Hawaiians).

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 45 - Other (Open-Response)

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc. Yes & No

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

Yes & No

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Question 45 - Other (Open-Response)

71%

8%

8%

0%

13%

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

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Question 46

Do you think that protecting and promoting Native Hawaiian cultural arts is an important

function for the U.S. Government by extending application of U.S.

cultural arts laws and grant programs to Native Hawaiians?

(Check all that apply).

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Question 46

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

a. Yes,because the

U.S.Governmentshould help

NativeHawaiians in

the sameway they help

NativeAmericans.

b. Yes,because the

U.S.Governmentshould help

promoteNative

Hawaiiancultural arts

like otherforms of

nationallyappreciated

arts.

c. No,because

promotingNative

Hawaiiancultural artscan only betrusted to

NativeHawaiians.

d. No,becauseNative

Hawaiians donot favor the

terms forrecognitionby the U.S.

Governmentas Native

Americansthat would berequired for

such support.

e. None ofthe above.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

a. Yes, because the U.S. Government should helpNative Hawaiians in the same way they help NativeAmericans.

b. Yes, because the U.S. Government should helppromote Native Hawaiian cultural arts like other forms ofnationally appreciated arts.

c. No, because promoting Native Hawaiian culturalarts can only be trusted to Native Hawaiians.

d. No, because Native Hawaiians do not favor theterms for recognition by the U.S. Government as NativeAmericans that would be required for such support.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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a. Yes, because the U.S. Government should help Native Hawaiians in the same way they help Native Americans.

b. Yes, because the U.S. Government should help promote Native Hawaiian cultural arts like other forms of nationally appreciated arts.

c. No, because promoting Native Hawaiian cultural arts can only be trusted to Native Hawaiians.

d. No, because Native Hawaiians do not favor the terms for recognition by the U.S. Government as Native Americans that would be required for such support.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

33.6% 38.1% 6.0% 6.0% 5.2% 24.6% 11.9%

Question 46

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Question 46 - Other (Open Response)

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

Yes No Implementation Undecided Misc. Yes & No

Yes

No

Implementation

Undecided

Misc.

Yes & No

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Question 46

27%

29%5%

5%

4%

20%

10%

a. Yes, because the U.S. Government should helpNative Hawaiians in the same way they help NativeAmericans.

b. Yes, because the U.S. Government should helppromote Native Hawaiian cultural arts like other forms ofnationally appreciated arts.

c. No, because promoting Native Hawaiian culturalarts can only be trusted to Native Hawaiians.

d. No, because Native Hawaiians do not favor theterms for recognition by the U.S. Government as NativeAmericans that would be required for such support.

e. None of the above.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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Question 46

12%

88%

No Answer

Number of People who answered this question

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Question 47

Considering your responses to the above questions overall,

which of the following provisions do you think are most important

for a cultural certification trademark program in the State of

Hawai‘i to include? (Check all that apply).

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Question 47

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

a. Certifyingcultural art

works made by.persons of

Native Hawaiianblood (of provenMaoli ancestry).

b. Certifyingcultural art

works that are'authentic' or 'of

high quality'.

c. Certifyingarts

organizationsthat support

Native Hawaiiancultural arts.

d. Providesfor State

support andfunding.

e. Provides forU.S.

Governmentsupport andcultural arts

funding.

Other (pleasespecify)

No Answer

a. Certifying cultural art works made by .persons of NativeHawaiian blood (of proven Maoli ancestry).

b. Certifying cultural art works that are 'authentic' or 'ofhigh quality'.

c. Certifying arts organizations that support NativeHawaiian cultural arts.

d. Provides for State support and funding.

e. Provides for U.S. Government support and cultural artsfunding.

Other (please specify)

No Answer

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a. Certifying cultural art works made by .persons of Native Hawaiian blood (of proven Maoli ancestry).

b. Certifying cultural art works that are 'authentic' or 'of high quality'.

c. Certifying arts organizations that support Native Hawaiian cultural arts.

d. Provides for State support and funding.

e. Provides for U.S. Government support and cultural arts funding.

Other (please specify) No Answer

53.7% 37.3% 32.1% 39.6% 41.8% 17.2% 12.69%

Question 47

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Question 47

13%

87%

No Answer

Number of People who answered this question

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Question 48

Please share any additional questions, comments or concerns that you may have regarding your

work on this survey.

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Question 48

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

Number of People who answered this question No Answer

Number of People who answered this question

No Answer

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Question 48

40%

60%

Number of People who answered this question

No Answer

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