Zuri Aki
Zuri Aki has a Juris Doctor from William S. Richardson School of Law and works as a Public Policy Advocate for the state of Hawaii. He currently serves as a member of the Mililani-Waipio-Melemanu Neighborhood Board.
Unsustainable Real Estate Development Is Destroying Our Identity
The fight to protect agricultural lands in Hawai‘i is not just about preserving the land itself but safeguarding a way of life.
Stopping Hawaii’s Millennial Brain Drain Is Complicated
It’s not just housing inventory that is a determining factor. It’s much, much more.
Campaign Corner: Traffic Jams Are A Real Time Suck In Central Oahu
It’s time to consider how traffic congestion is impacting the cost of living on Oahu.
A Brighter Future For Kupuna Would Be A Dream Come True
Hawaii needs to devote the necessary resources to make life better for our elders.
OHA Races Aren’t Short On Controversy, Mudslinging
Battles to lead the office established for “the betterment of Native Hawaiians” are among the more lively on Hawaii ballots this fall.
Making Things Right For All Native Hawaiians
Queen Liliuokalani’s charge to the Hawaiian Kingdom is reflected in the Interior Department’s new government-to-government rule.
Zuri Aki: The Promise Of Our Unity
The Native Hawaiian Constitution isn’t perfect. But it is a testament to our ability to achieve great things.
Pakalolo’s Long History, Regulated Future In Hawaii
Despite Hawaii’s centuries-old appreciation for medicinal marijuana, dispensaries coming on line later this year are unlikely to make access and affordability better for patients.
Zuri Aki: Don’t Allow What Others Have Created To Get Between Us
For a great many Kanaka Maoli, the Na‘i Aupuni convention is the latest Kanaka Maoli battlefield.