Michelle Kwock

Michelle Kwock has lived in downtown Honolulu for most of her life. She is a public health and urban enthusiast who attended Boston University for both undergraduate and graduate degrees. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, bicycling and planning for her next vacation abroad.
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Let’s Make Telework The New Normal Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019

Let’s Make Telework The New Normal

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It could pave the way for healthier workers and communities and make planet Earth a better place.
Let’s Make Better Use Of Our Food Resources Ronen Zilberman/Civil Beat/2020

Let’s Make Better Use Of Our Food Resources

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We should expand efforts to assist people who find themselves unemployed and in need of support.
Reforming Inefficiencies Begins With Government Employees Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Reforming Inefficiencies Begins With Government Employees

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Unfortunately, not everyone chooses to embrace innovation unless required by management.
Let The Community Help Decide How To Spend Honolulu’s Budget Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Let The Community Help Decide How To Spend Honolulu’s Budget

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It’s a much better way to spend taxpayer money and keep voters satisfied.
A Bike-Friendly Hawaii Requires Bike-Friendly Parking Cory Lum/Civil Beat

A Bike-Friendly Hawaii Requires Bike-Friendly Parking

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Ensuring such options is essential to transition from car ownership to more eco-friendly transportation.
Want A Healthier Hawaii? Here’s A Few Ideas Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2017

Want A Healthier Hawaii? Here’s A Few Ideas

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Employers and the government should offer incentives to get people off the couch, out of their cars and eating better food.