Learn the values. Try the practice. Use the tools when you need them.
The Share Aloha Now Toolkit brings together the current learning, practice, facilitation, cultural guidance, and printable resources for the single-die method.
A simple path through the toolkit
You do not need to use every resource at once.
- Learn the five ALOHA values.
- Use Teaching Mode to practice recall.
- Try one low-stakes real situation.
- Use Practice Mode to add reflection and application.
- Review facilitation and cultural guidance before guiding others.
- Use printable tools when they support the setting.
Read the die
The two A faces use small cues so Akahai and Ahonui are distinct while preserving the A-L-O-H-A structure.
When the triangle appears, pause and consider all five ALOHA values together. The triangle does not represent Lōkahi alone.
The current web toolkit
These pages work together as the current online source for the practice.
Learn
Learn the five ALOHA values, their meanings, and the ALOHA Pause.
Practice Online
Build recall in Teaching Mode and move into reflection with Practice Mode.
Getting Started
Try a simple first practice with one manageable situation.
The Method
Understand the structure behind the pause, reflection, and action sequence.
Facilitator Guide
Pacing, participation, practice boundaries, and ethical facilitation.
Training & Support
Request additional help preparing for a group or particular setting.
Use Cases
Explore situations where the practice may be useful.
ALOHA Lineage
Explore the lineage and foundation behind the values.
Cultural Grounding
Language care, cultural responsibility, boundaries, and respectful practice.
Printable resources
Start here: 10-Minute Facilitator Activity
A ready-to-use, learning-first group activity with one ALOHA die: Learn (2 minutes), Roll & Remember (3 minutes), Reflect (3 minutes), and Apply & Close (2 minutes). Review the guided steps or take the one-page handout to your session.
The current downloadable resource set includes six maintained PDFs for participants, facilitators, and common practice settings.
Who may use the toolkit
- Adults practicing individually
- Families using a simple reflection practice
- School leaders and adult educators
- Managers and workplace teams
- Faith and community leaders
- Facilitators and service organizations
What the toolkit may support
- Learning and remembering the ALOHA values
- A deliberate pause before reacting
- Reflection through one value at a time
- More intentional listening
- One specific action or question to carry forward
- A shared language for revisiting situations
Web guidance is the current reference point
Share Aloha Now is still developing. The website reflects the current single-die learning and practice direction.
Printable resources should be reviewed against the current web guidance as the method evolves. Older two-dice language or outdated triangle references should not be treated as the current method.
Learn before you facilitate.
Learn the values. Build recall. Try the practice yourself. Then use the facilitation and cultural guidance before introducing it to others.