At a Friday press conference, they point to the schools’ commitment to provide a hotline and other support for any additional victims who come forward.

Four other trusts, derived from the wealth of Native Hawaiian royalty, support a wide range of philanthropies and hold vast business interests.

The lawsuit filed Tuesday details "decades" of sexual abuse of boys at the hands of the school psychiatrist.

Educators were asked this week to identify measurements of achievement for young Native Hawaiians in the coming decade. The answer had nothing to do with standardized test scores.

Attendees challenge the trust to reconcile its big development plans with its mission to serve Native Hawaiians