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Photo: Kaimū’s generational fishing area
‘Āina | Land & Water

Resisting Erasure and Gentrification at Kaimū

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Photo: Meeting between Hawaiian and Tahitian educators in Papeʻete
Educational Pathways

Indigenous Language Advocates Connect in Papeʻete

Puanani Fernandez-Akamine -
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Trustee Messages

Mōhala Mai: Blossoming Hope for Native Hawaiian Women and Families

Carmen “Hulu” Lindsey -
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Trustee Messages

Hawaiʻi: A Model for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

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Kamehameha I by Brook Parker
History

Think Hawaiian: Kamehameha I

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Photo: Fishing net covers a shallow reef
‘Āina | Land & Water

Kiaʻi Papahānaumokuākea: Protecting our Puʻuhonua From Commercial Fishing

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Ka Wai Ola
OHA

Community Outreach Court a Path to Sustainability

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Photo: NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates: Environmental Biology for Pacific Islanders
‘Āina | Land & Water

From Moʻolelo to Molecules: The Restorative Science of Dr. Kiana Frank

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Hanohano Nā ʻĀina Kūpuna

A Mirror of the Past, a Beacon of Hope for the...

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Photo: Bishop Museum
Economic Stability

Nā Mea Hawaiʻi: A Model for Hawaiian Business

Kelli Meskin Soileau -
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Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

A Renewed Commitment

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Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

Empowering Hawaiian Youth Through Cultural Education and ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi

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Photo: Loea Hula Aunty Leimomi Ho
On the Continent

KAHĀ 2025 Brings Kauaʻi to Nevada for Connection and Healing

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Photo: Voyaging canoes Hōkūleʻa and Hikianalia
News Briefs

News Briefs | August 2025

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Message from the CEO

Honoring and Resourcing the Sacred Work of Mālama Iwi Kūpuna

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Moʻomeheu | Culture

Māhū: Living Within and Between the Wā of Kāne and Wāhine

Adam Keawe Manalo-Camp -
Ka Wai Ola
He Leo Hou – A New Voice

He Alahele i Maʻa: Navigating Education in Times of Change

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Photo: Thriving loʻi kalo with H-3 freeway in the background
OHA

Restoring Luluku: Breaking Ground, Rooted in Community

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Ka Wai Ola
He Aupuni Palapala | Native Hawaiian Higher Education

Bridging Currents: UH Hilo Connects Oceanic Journeys to the Smithsonian Folklife...

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Ka Wai Ola
Trustee Messages

Mālama ʻĀina through Culture and Technology

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