“Trust must be earned, integrity must be demonstrated, and beneficiaries deserve nothing less.”

“Tension between trustees and administrators is longstanding, but it can be repaired.”

“While I believe OHA should be doing more for housing of Native Hawaiians, it is not OHA’s responsibility to help fund DHHL.”

“We uplift people by supporting small farms, restoring streams, strengthening local food systems, and giving workers paid training that builds long‑term skills.”

“I support investments that create housing, education, workforce development, and Native Hawaiian-owned businesses.”

A legal battle among the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees has spilled out of court and into the public eye.

A British sailor became an eye witness to one of the deadliest battles for dominance of the Hawaiian Islands. His account has been languishing in a London archive.

Hawaiʻi U.S. Sen. Brian Schatz is pressing academic institutions to follow federal law regarding remains and cultural objects.

The writings of a Scottish botanist document the battlefield tactics in use by Kamehameha and others after the arrival of Capt. Cook.

Queen Emma paid a visit to this small museum in the English countryside 160 years ago.