Program overview
Our Purpose in Action
The Noyle Foundation delivers hands-on, experiential educational programming that reaches students, educators, emerging professionals, and community members throughout Hawai‘i. Our initiatives emphasize accessibility, equity, community impact, and real-world applications.
Who We Serve
Our programs cater to:
- Middle and High School Students and Teachers
- Hawai‘i Department of Education (DOE) Teachers and CTE Educators
- Emerging Creatives and Early-Career Professionals
Core Program Areas
DOE School Partnerships
We collaborate with the Hawai‘i Department of Education to provide curriculum-aligned creative media education for middle and high school students.
Activities include:
- Photography and videography workshops
- Guest speakers and industry panels
- CTE-aligned instruction
- Classroom demonstrations
- Equipment access
- Field-based learning experiences
Outcomes:
- Increased student engagement
- Enhanced technical and creative skills
- Exposure to creative career pathways
Community Outreach Workshops
Our photo and video workshops and exhibits are designed to broaden creative access across Hawai‘i, focusing specifically on underserved and outer-island communities.
Key partnerships include:
- Multi-island workshops
- Cultural and community storytelling programs
- Family-friendly creative events
- Access to equipment and learning resources
Outcomes:
- Broader community participation
- Skill development in underserved areas
- Stronger local creative networks
Mentorship & Career Development
We offer structured mentorship programs that connect emerging creatives with seasoned professionals across creative industries.
Activities include:
- One-on-one mentorship
- Portfolio development and review
- Skill coaching and professional feedback
- Industry insight and career readiness guidance
Outcomes:
- Expanded access to expert instruction
- Continuous educational resources for students and educators
- Increased reach through virtual and hybrid programming
Technology & Learning Infrastructure
The Foundation invests in technology to ensure our programs remain accessible, high-quality, and adaptable.
Focus areas include:
- Virtual and hybrid event technology
- Online learning platforms
- Audio-visual and instructional equipment
Outcomes:
- Broader access to expert instruction
- Ongoing educational resources for students and educators
- Enhanced reach through virtual and hybrid programming