Since protests resumed six months ago, top elected officials have struggled to take ownership of resolving issues surrounding a major telescope project.
Fault Lines
A statewide community conversation that explores discord in Hawaii and what we can do to bridge some of the social and political gaps that are developing.
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How These Makaha Neighbors Saved A County Park From Crime And Weeds
When police and social services agencies couldn’t help, this small band of neighbors took matters into their own hands. And it worked.
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Measuring Hawaii’s Social Capital In The Age Of Disconnect
Whether you vote in local elections and how well you trust your neighbor has an impact on your community’s social capital.
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Are You Local? What These Hawaii Scholars Have To Say Might Surprise You
Local identity originated with a famous murder in the early 1930s. Today, it can unite us as a society but all too often divides us.
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Fault Lines: Bridging The Growing Disconnect In Hawaii
It’s time to have a long talk about what’s going on in Hawaii these days. We’re convening a far-reaching community conversation on how to move forward despite our differences.