Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
UH Starts Raising Marine Animals In Manoa To Grow Hawaii’s Aquaculture Industry
A new facility researches how to make sea creatures more resilient in Native Hawaiian fishponds.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Waianae Care Providers Want More Funding For Mental Health Programs
The toll of violent crimes in the area has stressed a health care system that’s already stretched thin.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2020
Naka Nathaniel: The Military Wants New State Land Leases. What Should We Get In Return?
Native Hawaiian groups should step forward to challenge the state and the military.
Convention Highlights New Prominence Of Hawaiian Leadership
This year’s Native Hawaiian Convention focused on how Hawaiians have played a much bigger role in shaping policy.
Blaze Lovell/Civil Beat/2024
Future Of Hawaii’s Lands Is On The Agenda For Native Hawaiian Convention
Speakers stressed the need to play a bigger role in land stewardship and driving social change.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Project Back On Track To Buy Kauai Condos For Hawaiian Homelands Waitlisters
DHHL has found alternative state and federal sources to pay for the Courtyards at Waipouli complex.
Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022
Some Hawaii Nonprofits May Get Good Financial News From OHA After Delay
A bigger group of grant recipients is now proposed. They focus on Native Hawaiian health, culture and economic development.
AP Photo/Lindsey Wasson/2024
The Leader Of The Council For Native Hawaiian Advancement Reflects On A Year Since The Lahaina Fire
The Associated Press spoke with Kuhio Lewis about how CNHA became a key player in the recovery from the Lahaina fire and what still worries him about Maui’s long recovery.
Screenshot/Kai Kahele/YouTube
Former Congressman Wins Seat On OHA Board Of Trustees
UPDATED: Three seats on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs remain to be decided in November — Molokai, Kauai and the at-large seat.
Marina Riker/Civil Beat/2022
Native Hawaiians And Farmers Are Asking Why A Key Vacancy On State Water Board Is Going Unfilled
Gov. Green received a short list of candidates for the seat, reserved for a customary water expert, five months ago. Now, his administration says recent issues arose with some applicants.