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The name
Luclani is a name made of women.
LU for Lucille, the founder's mother. CLA for Clara, her grandmother. NI for Nik, the founder herself. Three generations of women who carried their families, their communities and each other. And in Hawaiian, lani means sky. Heaven. The place above the noise.
Luclani Society exists for the next generation too, so the granddaughters will inherit something their grandmothers had to build alone: a Circle.