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To stay the most updated on the happenings of Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi, go to http://www.kalahuihawaii.net
Kū kiaʻi Oʻahu!
Let the sun set on the Army’s 65 year lease of 6,322 acres of stolen Hawaiian Kingdom.
KŪ KIA’I O’AHU!
Show up and speak out three nights this Tuesday 7/9/24, Wednesday 7/10/24, and Thursday 7/11/24for sign waving at 5 pm and oral testimony at 6 pmon the Army’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement on three parcels – Makua, Poamoho, and Kahuku.
At each hearing there will be opportunities to make a sign, write your testimony, and to get a FREE shirt (for the first 100 at each hearing). Dozens of groups are expected to attend.
The written comment period is open for the Army’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement the comment period closes on August 7, 2024. Go to bit.ly/ARMYLEASES to find out how to submit testimony online or via mail.
#KuKiaiOahu #OahuBack #OnipaaOahu #MoanaBack #DemilitarizeOceania #NoMilitaryLeases
Kū kiaʻi Oʻahu!
Let the sun set on the Army’s 65 year lease of 6,322 acres of stolen Hawaiian Kingdom.
KŪ KIA’I O’AHU!
Show up and speak out three nights this Tuesday 7/9/24, Wednesday 7/10/24, and Thursday 7/11/24for sign waving at 5 pm and oral testimony at 6 pmon the Army’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement on three parcels – Makua, Poamoho, and Kahuku.
At each hearing there will be opportunities to make a sign, write your testimony, and to get a FREE shirt (for the first 100 at each hearing). Dozens of groups are expected to attend.
The written comment period is open for the Army’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement the comment period closes on August 7, 2024. Go to bit.ly/ARMYLEASES to find out how to submit testimony online or via mail.
#KuKiaiOahu #OahuBack #OnipaaOahu #MoanaBack #DemilitarizeOceania #NoMilitaryLeases
A new film “Ka Lāhui Hawai’i—the Hawaiian Nation”
New release! Here is something to add to your curricula:
Copy and paste into your browser the link below to view a the film about Ka Lāhui Hawaii. Produced and directed by Healani Sonoda-Pale. Cinematography by Laura Ullman.
—Rebekah Luke, website manager
One of many remembrances of Haunani-Kay Trask
Dear Beloved Ka Lahui Hawai’i,
I send my condolences on the loss of Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask. I was one of her students (and I believe one of her first, if not her first student, to go onto get a Ph.D.). I was nurtured and mentored by Dr. Trask and Dr. David E. Stannard throughout my undergraduate & graduate studies as well as my career.
I feel both a sense of deep sorrow and heartfelt gratitude to my forever kumu, Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask.
I wrote a tribute for her on my department’s website. I will be publishing a much longer version of this tribute in our department’s newsletter. I would not be where I am today without the love and mentorship of both Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask and Dr. David E. Stannard.
https://www.csun.edu/humanities/asian-american-studies
My heart is heavy, but I know Dr. Trask’s powerful work lives on.
Thank you.
With love, gratitude and solidarity,
Teresa Williams León
Professor of Asian American Studies
California State University Northridge
and forever, Haunani-Kay’s student
Haunani-Kay Trask (1949-2021)
We love you our great kumu, leader, and voice for our Lāhui! Uē nā lani.
Haunani-Kay Trask October 3, 1949 – July 3, 2021.
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The Nation mourns the passing of Haunani-Kay Trask, a Native Daughter whose legacy lives on with each generation that continues to Kū’ē: oppose, resist, or protest colonialism through the advancement of sovereignty and self-determination in Hawai’i. We offer our deepest condolences to her ‘ohana, haumāna, and the many lives she touched around the world. Whether she was speaking before an audience here or abroad or signing a book, she would say or write: Kū’ē, Kū’ē, Kū’ē.
Lehua Kinilau, Kiaʻāina
Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi
Letter to the U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs
Tap on the link to view the letter dated March 31, 2021.
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