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Our Food Silos Will Not Protect Hawaiʻi Jeremy Hay/Civil Beat/2025

Our Food Silos Will Not Protect Hawaiʻi

We need reciprocal systems for storing and sharing a food surplus.

Primary Care Must Be Protected As Hawaiʻi’s Health System Evolves Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025

Primary Care Must Be Protected As Hawaiʻi’s Health System Evolves

If we are serious about long-term health care cost control and outcomes, we must shift more resources to primary care.

Parking Mandates May Need Reform. A Statewide Ban Goes Too Far

Parking Mandates May Need Reform. A Statewide Ban Goes Too Far

Housing policy should reduce costs while respecting local infrastructure realities.

Who Really Pays For Tariffs? Cory Lum/Civl Beat/2015

Who Really Pays For Tariffs?


A small Hawai‘i importer’s perspective.

When School Governance Stops Serving Our Keiki Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024

When School Governance Stops Serving Our Keiki

Public schools on the West Side of Oʻahu face challenges already visible in the DOE’s own performance report.

Hawaiʻi Should Expand Legal Access To Psychedelics Getty Images/iStockphoto

Hawaiʻi Should Expand Legal Access To Psychedelics

Veterans deserve healing. First responders deserve healing. Families deserve healing. The people of Hawaiʻi deserve healing.

Transportation: A Cost-Of-Living Burden But Also An Opportunity Hawaiʻi Department of Transportation

Transportation: A Cost-Of-Living Burden But Also An Opportunity

Reframe the conversation by investing in multimodal services and infrastructure.

Hawaiʻi’s Most Vulnerable Patients Deserve Better Than A Shortcut Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022

Hawaiʻi’s Most Vulnerable Patients Deserve Better Than A Shortcut

Psychiatric prescribing is not simply matching a diagnosis to a medication.

Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Should Look To New Orleans For Education Models Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2026

Hawaiʻi Lawmakers Should Look To New Orleans For Education Models

Rather than relying on a top-heavy state department to dictate operations, individual schools are granted full autonomy over their budgets, staffing, and curricula.