The Sunshine Blog: Recalling The (Some Would Say) Not-So-Magnificent 7
Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
The Psychedelic Renaissance Is Here
It鈥檚 undeniable that we鈥檙e in the midst of a mental health crisis.
Catherine Toth Fox: A Plant Nursery In Kaimuki Is Helping Students With Disabilities Find Jobs
For the past decade, a resource teacher has helped hundreds of students gain vocational skills through their work at the nursery.
Neal Milner: We Need To Stay Honest About The Benefits Of Early Childhood Education
Ready Keiki must be flexible, experimental and welcome evidence-based criticism.
The Sunshine Blog: Money Talks, The Spirit Of Aloha And Good Intentions
Short takes, outtakes, our takes and other stuff you should know about public information, government accountability and ethical leadership in Hawaii.
Naka Nathaniel: What We Can Learn From The Way Koai驶a Trees Support Each Other
My hope for Native Hawaiians living on the mainland is that they get to be together in kipukas that raise majestic trees that survive and thrive.
The Heart Of The Pacific: Why The Pacific Remote Islands Need Protection
Sanctuary protections can keep destructive activities out while allowing scientific research to continue.
Eric Stinton: Why I Have A Pride Flag In My Classroom
It’s to make up for my own insensitivity when I was young, and to provoke conversations with kids with attitudes like I used to have.
Plans For Air Tours Of 2 Hawaii鈥檚 National Parks Are Shameful
The concerned public can still appeal to their public officials, and they should.
Jonathan Okamura: The End Of Affirmative Action Likely Would Not Affect The University Of Hawaii
But the university should consider new ways to diversify its student body.