| Summary: | The objectives of this study are 1) to explore new forms of hakawak culture in the present (hakawak malae); 2) to analyze the contributions that can be found in the Hakawak Malae culture in enhancing socio-cultural resilience in Weoe Village; 3) develop strategies for the culture of hakawak in facing the challenges of the times in the future. This study uses a qualitative method. The results of the study showed that the hakawak culture experienced transformation in three forms, namely farmer groups, money gathering, and cooperatives. Although transformed in three completely new forms, the enthusiasm in it is still a true spirit of hakawak. Hakawak also contributes to people's lives. The presence of hakawak malae actually strengthens the existing hakawak tradition. Therefore, in order not to fall into the old hakawak romanticism, an understanding of hakawak must always be in accordance with the period in which humans live. If this period is the 21st century, then the meaning of hakawak must be in accordance with this 21st century.
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