She shares the many chance encounters that led her on the path to public service as a judge for the Oʻahu First Circuit Court of Hawai‘i.

She shares more about her upbringing and journey with wrestling with the question of whether she was “Hawaiian enough.”

The community advocate reflects on how she seeks to follow in the footsteps of her grandmother and mother before her, carrying on their work and legacies.

The Polynesian Voyaging Society navigator shares her journey as a perpetual student, honoring her own kumu, and passing that knowledge on.

Drowning remains a leading cause of death across the islands — even for locals.

State leaders are racing to meet Hawaiʻi’s ambitious goal of providing all children with access to preschool by 2032.

Haraguchi-Nakayama is a sixth generation taro farmer in Hanalei for her familyʻs farm, Hanalei Taro.