James Koshiba was a 41-year-old nonprofit leader with no experience working on homelessness, when he packed a small bag of clothes and food and pitched a tent in a sprawling homeless encampment in urban Honolulu.   It was the summer of 2015, and the Kakaako encampment — which covered multiple blocks and housed nearly 200 people … Continue reading Hawaii’s New Homeless Chief Is Counting On The Aloha Spirit To Solve This Divisive Problem