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Hoʻi i Ka Hale Part II: Convening, Networking, and Training Event March 27-28th, 2025.

Hoʻi I Ka Hale Part II is a two-day gathering focused on strengthening intergenerational connections, preventing domestic violence, and fostering healing within the ʻohana through Hawaiian cultural values. This event brings together kupuna, keiki, providers, advocates, and community stakeholders to restore traditional family roles, promote nonviolence, and equip participants with tools for building safe, resilient homes and communities. This is an …

PONW – Pride Month – Dolly & Brandy

Dolly Tatofi, Board President and Brandy Akimo, loyal friend of PONW share their story of PRIDE and ALOHA.

PONW – PRIDE Month – Jaki

Jaki Knaus, the PONW Communication Specialist, shares his experience as a Kanaka ‘Oiwi openly Queer Transgender Man.

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