AG Probes Office of Hawaiian Affairs Support of Mauna Kea Protest
The state attorney general sent the Office of Hawaiian Affairs a subpoena Thursday, but is unlikely to get any information that won’t already become public next week.
Hawaii Gears Up To Make Sure All Residents Are Counted In 2020 Census
The census will determine revenues for many programs, including those that serve Native Hawaiians.
‘This Is Our Mauna Kea’: Oahu Wind Farm Opponents Say They’re Inspired By Big Island Protests
The movement on Mauna Kea is motivating others to assert collective power over land-use decisions, even at the last minute.
Kim Proposes Giving Native Hawaiians A Say In Managing Mauna Kea
The Hawaii County mayor’s plan would make the University of Hawaii share management with other groups in an umbrella agency. Gov. David Ige says he supports the idea but many details must be worked out.
Trisha Kehaulani Watson: A Hawaiian Revolution Emerges
Today we know our language; we know our culture; we know our rights; and we know what is best for these islands.
Fighting Heart Disease With Hula
New research shows hula dancing is as strenuous as basketball and is particularly effective in preventing cardiovascular disease among Native Hawaiians. Â
How Music Fuels The Mauna Kea Protests
Original music, along with art and protest iconography, is galvanizing support for the anti-TMT movement in Hawaii and around the globe.
UH West Oahu Has A New Program In Native Hawaiian Healing
Public health students are taught about traditional practices in order to provide more effective health care in Native Hawaiian and other underserved communities.
Mauna Kea Is The Latest In Long History Of Native Hawaiian Protests
Civil disobedience and arrests have been a key part of Native Hawaiian activism since the 1970s.
Three Young Protesters, Three Different Paths To Mauna Kea
They all felt stirrings of Hawaiian identity as youngsters, but these three protesters were shaped by pivotal experiences as young adults.