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KPAC educates voters with legislative report card
Click to access koho-pono-r_c-dr22.pdf
KOHO PONO means to Elect or Choose Wisely by making an informed decision when voting for an Hawaiʻi State elected official to represent your voice. The Koho Pono Legislative Report provides information and insight on key issues impacting Hawaiians and our communities including Mauna Kea, Water Rights, and Hawaiian Lands. Download the pdf version of the Koho Pono report here.
Click to access koho-pono-r_c-dr22.pdf
The Report Card is set up to be printed on 11 x 17 inch paper.
Agenda set for March 6 citizens meeting
Lehua Kinilau asks that citizens review the websites and information below prior to Sunday’s meeting so we can get through the items earlier in the day and allow more time for discussion later in the day.
AGENDA
Ka Lahui Hawaii Citizens Meeting
Sunday, March 6, 2016 – 10:30 a.m.
UH Manoa Center for Hawaiian Studies
Kamakakuokalani Bldg. Room 202
Pule – Honor Our Kupuna Who Have Passed and most recently Alika Lambert
I. Proposed USDOI Rule – Update on Comment Review and Report (10:30 a.m. – 10:40 a.m.)
II. Na`i Aupuni/Aha (10:40 a.m. – 11 a.m.)
- A. KLH Leadership Response re: KLH Constitution dated 2/9/16
- B. Daily bulletins on aha2016.com
- C. Constitution of the Native Hawaiian Nation
- D. Declaration of the Sovereignty of the Native Hawaiian Nation
- E. Video at http://olelo.granicus.com/ViewPublisher.php?view_id=23
III. KPAC Report (11 a.m. – 11:20 a.m.)
- A. Testimony Submitted Comments on HB1655 (OHA bill), Oppose HB2046 (Army), Oppose HB2197 (Pohakuloa), Oppose HB2407 (DOT), Oppose HB2408 (DOT), Oppose HB2200 (Kahoolawe), Support HB2698 (DHHL), Oppose HB2501/SB3001 (Water), and Support HB1932/SB3029 (DHHL).
- B. Matrix of Legislative Bills
- C. Website created – kalahuihawaiipoliticactioncommittee.org
IV. `Aha Aloha `Aina (11:20 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.)
- A. Updates and Declarations on Website – ahaalohaaina.com
- B. Facebook groups by Kino
V. Next Steps for Ka Lahui Hawai`i (11:30 a.m. – 11:40 a.m.)
- A. KLH Documents
- B. Update on Citizen Engagement
VI. Enrollment (11:40 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.)
VII. Discussion on Federal Recognition (12:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.)
VIII. Announcements – Next Meeting on April 3
Adjournment & Pule
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Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi’s copyrighted educational materials require training and permission for use
Filed under: Documents, Position statement, Programs | Tags: constitution, copyright, education, Hawaiian, Ka Lahui Hawaii, Ka Lahui Hawaii Constitution, master plan, Mililani Trask, sovereignty
Leave a comment The three documents — “Constitution of Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi,” “A Compilation of Materials for Education Workshops on Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi,” and “Hoʻokupu a Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi” the Ka Lāhui Master Plan for Hawaiian Sovereignty — are copyrighted by Mililani B. Trask on behalf of Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi. Persons or groups wanting to use these materials, including the Constitution and Master Plan must first obtain the written permission of Mililani B. Trask and a Licensing Agreement.
Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi has trained citizens who can conduct training for the community with these materials and who can assist with community workshops using these documents. Ka Lāhui Hawaii/Mililani B. Trask does not give permission for use of these documents and materials, in whole or in part, for any purpose except for uses approved in writing and subject to a Licensing Agreement as stated above.
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Email mililani.trask@icllchawaii.com
KLH citizens to attend OHA’s Kamau a Ea summit
Filed under: Documents, Events | Tags: Hawaiian, Hawaiian governance, Ka Lahui, Kamau a Ea, Office of Hawaiian Affairs
Leave a comment HONOLULU–People who are Ka Lahui Hawaii citizens are planning to attend Kamau a Ea, a summit meeting on Native Hawaiian governance sponsored by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs from 8 am to 4:30 p.m., April 11 and 12. If you, too, would like to attend, email: lehuai@oha.org or call Trustee Hulu Lindsey’s office at 594-1898. You must be on the list to attend.
You may wish to review OHA’s “Facilitating Nation-building Plan” as well as the working document “Hawaiian Self-Determination: The Seven Step Process” drafted by past kiaaina Mililani Trask by April 8. Please email kalahuihawaii@gmail.com for electronic copies of the documents and for more information about sharing your comments, suggestions, and other manao.
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Ka Lahui Hawaii’s master plan for Hawaiian sovereignty
Filed under: Documents, Position statement | Tags: Hawaiian master plan, Hawaiian sovereignty, Hookupu a Ka Lahui Hawaii, indigenous people, Ka Lahui Hawaii, Native Hawaiian, plan for sovereignty
Leave a comment A master plan for Hawaiian sovereignty prepared by the Ka Lahui Hawaii Mokuna (elected legislature) in 1994 can now be read on this website. Click on the “Hookupu Master Plan” tab above.
I am proud to say I was present in Keaukaha at that legislative session to witness how brilliantly the citizens crafted the document and how hard they worked. It was awesome to experience collaboration and hear the vision of Native Hawaiians so passionately articulated.
It marked a turning point for Ka Lahui Hawaii, because, as it states on page 1, Ka Lahui Hawaii gifted this plan “for future work in many political and community spheres and to propose a process of consensus building which can meet the needs of the many sovereign groups in Hawaii.” “Hookupu” means “offering.”
Now, 15 years later, here it is again, offered and accessible on the internet. I hope you will take time to read it.
Posted by Rebekah
Constitution of Ka Lahui Hawaii
Filed under: Documents, Programs, Questions and answers | Tags: Hawaii, Hawaiian activism, Hawaiian government, Hawaiian sovereignty, indigenous people, Ka Lahui Hawaii, Ka Lahui Hawaii Constitution
Leave a comment The “Constitution of Ka Lahui Hawaii” may be viewed by clicking on the tab in the menu bar and following instructions to the link. The Constitution was originally published in 1993 on newsprint stock.
It is a long document, and the upload may take a few moments depending on your internet connection speed. It is best viewed with the browser Firefox. See sidebar at right.
Mahalo to the authors of the Constitution and the Ka Lahui citizens who made this publication possible.
Posted by Rebekah
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