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What is a Ka Paʻakai analysis?
By Ashley K. Obrey,
Senior Staff Attorney
The “Ka Paʻakai” analysis is a legal framework that government agencies must follow when considering proposals that may impact...
Networking to Enhance Indigenous Data Sovereignty
It was a hot Arizona morning in the Sonoran Desert. The surrounding homelands of the Tohono O’odham Nation were illuminated by the bright Tucson sun, while a cleansing smoke feathered across the main ballroom.
Take Up the Fight Against Prostate Cancer
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in Hawaiʻi. Compared to other ethnic groups, Native Hawaiian men were more likely to have an aggressive form of prostate cancer and succumb to this disease.
Waikīkī, Home to Keepers of Tradition
NaHHA would like to share a feature from one of our Lamakū Hoʻokipa, our Beacons of Hospitality, who are making a positive impact through the value of mālama and as a contributing member of the Native Hawaiian community.
Molokaʻi Nui a Hina
OHA had an amazing visit to Molokaʻi from May 14-16, 2024. We had the opportunity to meet with many community members during our site visits to Hoʻakā Mana, Molokaʻi History Project, and the OHA office at Kūlana ‘Ōiwi.
ʻUlaʻula e Like me ke Ahi
One day, Māui, the demigod son of Hina, saw smoke rising from the coast and decided to investigate, for at that time, no man knew how to make fire.
Talanoa Gatherings at FestPAC
The 13th Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture (FestPAC) is a prominent event celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the Pacific region.