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Olelo Community Media is providing live cablecasts of the Native Hawaiian Governance Convention this month.

Aha Aloha Aina 2016 will hold its own meetings this month on Native Hawaiian independence.

The political gathering, or Aha, is taking pivotal steps on the path to self-governance.

Critics say health issues of Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders swamped by move combining their data with that of larger Asian-American population.

State Sen. Brickwood Galuteria and OHA Trustee Rowena Akana are delegates at the month-long convention on Native Hawaiian self-governance.

A Native Hawaiian inmate says state officials are denying his rights to mark Makahiki in the Hawaii Community Correctional Center.

UPDATE: The group behind the election says a Supreme Court injunction has no bearing on plans to hold a Native Hawaii governance convention. Take Civil Beat’s Twitter poll on the convention below.

The election has been canceled, leaving in limbo the lawsuits claiming it should have been more inclusive or less inclusive.

Nai Apuni will have to wait for a federal appeals court to rule on the Grassroot Institute’s legal challenge.

Only five weeks remain for public comment on a federal rule to govern relations between the United States and a Native Hawaiian government.