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Ka Wai Ola
Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

Diabetes: A Policy Failure We Can Still Fix

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Photo: Faith Nālani Kanakaʻole
In Memoriam

Always Inspiring and Always Demanding Excellence

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Photo: Lei Pedro
The Voice of Native Hawaiian Business

Who Gets Seen in Hawaiʻi’s Economy Matters

Andrew Rosen -
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E ʻOnipaʻa Kākou

Celebrating One Year of Kīhene Lehua

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Photo: Sage Keʻalohilani Quiamno
On the Continent

Success in Seattle Shaped by a Childhood in Kalihi

Megan Ulu-Lani Boyanton -
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Kānaka Forward on the Homesteads

Prince Kūhiō and Me (A Hawaiian Home Lands Trust Beneficiary)

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Photo: Youth from Nā ʻŌpio Waiwai at Opening Day of the 2026 Legislature
Governance

Youth Advocacy to Transform Hawaiʻi’s Justice System

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Photo: ʻOpihi
‘Āina | Land & Water

Kaʻūpūlehu: Where Lāhui is Practiced, Not Just Spoken

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History

A Living Legacy: Theatrical Performance Honors Prince Kūhiō

Malia Nobrega-Olivera -
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History

AOHCC Celebrates Kūhiō Day with its Annual Parade

Cedric Duarte -
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Trustee Messages

New Hope for Hawaiian Homelands – My Conversation with Kali Watson

Keli‘i Akina -
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Lamakū Ho‘okipa | A Beacon of Hospitality

Carrying Kuleana: Native Hawaiian Women Rising

Mālia Sanders -
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Hanohano Nā ʻĀina Kūpuna

Ma ke Ala o Papahānaumokuākea: Becoming the Dreams of Our Ancestors

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Photo: Kumu Louise Wilmes teaches keiki about the pilina between Native Hawaiians and Native Americans
On the Continent

Building Pilina on the Continent

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Message from the CEO

Being Willing to Sit with Complexity

Summer Sylva -
Illustration from Pōmai and Her Papa
Educational Pathways

Understanding Alzheimer’s Through Animation

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Trustee Messages

Mission Driven Investments

Keoni Souza -
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He Aupuni Palapala | Native Hawaiian Higher Education

“E Ao i ka Naauao, a Malama hoi i ka Pono”...

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Photo: Members from Ka Pōholima Kāʻeo community group smashed coconuts over the ahu (shrine) that they built on-site
‘Āina | Land & Water

The First Coconut Grove Planted on Maui in Over 100 Years

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Ka Wai Ola
Ha‘i Mana‘o | Opinion

OHA Needs to Take an Active Role in Repatriation

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