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    OHA Hires New Chief Advocate and New Communications Director

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    OHA Acquires Two Properties Adjacent to its Honolulu Office

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    OHA’s Newest Grant Awards $1.25 Million to Nonprofits

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    OHA Awards Nearly $600,000 in Grants to Support the Native Hawaiian...

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    Legislative Session 2021

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    Discovering Her Passion

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    OHA’s Plans for Kakaʻako Makai Suffer a Setback

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    Lindsey Testifies Before U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs

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    New Strategic Plan Will Guide OHA’s Work for Next 15 Years

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    OHA Determined to Restore its Wahiawā Lands

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    OHA Releases Grant Solicitations Totaling $450,000

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    OHA’s 2021 Legislative Package Focuses on Issues Highlighted by the Pandemic

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    A Conversation with Neighborhood Board Member Daniel Kaʻanana

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    OHA Victory in Ongoing Lawsuit Against State Auditor

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    Civic Engagement is our Heritage; Voting is our Kuleana

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