March Floods
Since the March Floods (from the Kona Low storms) began we have been distributing badly needed water to communities who were devasted on O'ahu. We have also brought supplies and been boots on the ground. We encourage you all to support affected families directly. We will continue our water distributions throughout the month of April.
Articles of Interests
About Our Movement
Our Mission
To uplift Kanaka Maoli through the protection of our ʻāina and culture, advancing environmental justice and self-determination through advocacy, education, and mutual aid.
Our Causes
Making an Impact
Explore our causes that reflect our commitment to protecting the environment, supporting cultural preservation, and advocating for justice and self-determination. Each initiative is designed to empower communities and create lasting positive change.
Ola i ka Wai
Water is Life
We are committed to organizing, educating, and supporting efforts to protect our most precious resource - Water or Wai. We are also very committted and have a long track record of providing free water to communities affected by contamination and most recently the Kona Low storms which resulted in floods.
Kanaka Maoli Self-determination
#Landback
We organize and help amplify the voices of Hawai'i's indigenous peoples on issues dealing with #landback, clean water, housing, traditional burials, and intellectual property rights.
Cultural Educational Workshops
Culture Resiliency
We understand that culture is vital to the health and well-being of our Lahui as well as the core of our resistence.
