In this issue: Cohort X Reflections • Leaders Lab Highlights • In the Media

Autumn Ness explores how memory and imagination allow us to travel through time, helping us envision long-term futures while staying connected with the past as part of collective leadership.

Ku‘ulani Keohokalole shares how ancestral wayfinding can teach leaders how to trust intuition and adapt when the future is uncertain.

Pilali — Ashley Lukens and Wren Wescoatt sit down with Dawn Lippert, founder and CEO of Elemental Impact, to discuss climate innovation, investment, and the role Hawaiʻi can play in developing solutions for a rapidly changing planet.

Nicole Velasco shares reflections from Leaders Lab participants on their experiences, growth, and collective action through the program and their engagement with others in this network of leaders.

Hawai‘i News Now — Native Hawaiian education organizations say they’re relieved after Sen. Brian Schatz announced $46 million in funding was restored, but remain concerned about what comes next.