Podcast Transcript: Yes, You Can Be A Micronesian And A Doctor
Dr. Sheldon Riklon is an inspiration for many young Micronesians who strive to break free of the discouraging stereotype they face as Micronesians.
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‘The Harbor’: Special Report Will Explore Misconceptions About The Homeless
Civil Beat reporter Jessica Terrell introduces us to many of the intriguing people who call a growing Waianae homeless encampment their home.
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Civil Beat Emerging Writers Contest Now Open To Any And All Media Forms
We’re widening our writing contest. Do it your way: writing, audio, video, graphics, etc.聽Make your voice heard at Civil Beat. And get paid for it.
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Civil Beat Emerging Writers Contest
Hey, millennials! Make your voice heard at Civil Beat. And get paid for it.
Denise Laitinen
Bob Ortega: 5 Baffling Flaws Hawaii Shouldn’t Shrug Off
From politicians who love secrecy to policies that punish society’s weakest members, Hawaii deserves better.
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‘The Micronesians’: A Civil Beat Special Report Coming Wednesday
Micronesians are leaving聽their island homes in search of better lives in the U.S., and many are coming to Hawaii.
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Civil Beat Beefs Up Its Editing Team
We’re adding another editor and expanding our national news coverage through a new network of media organizations.
Civil Beat: It’s Makeover Time!
Here’s a sneak peek at our new home page look, which is set to launch Monday.
Civil Beat Named Best News Site in Hawaii By Journalism Group
The awards presentation on Friday night recognized local TV, radio, magazine, newspaper and online sites for outstanding work in 2014.
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The Projector: History and Hope Mark the Week in Honolulu
A somber ceremony commemorating Japanese civilians interned during World War II and a festival celebrating a colorful heritage captured our photographer’s interest this past week.