Stuart Coleman talks about the SeaSick program from WAI: Wastewater Alternatives and Innovations that aims to emphasize the public health impacts of sewage pollution reaching Hawaiʻi’s streams and coastal waters.

Forest Frizzell writes about a partnership with Hawaiian Council that helped pilot a one-stop-shop program that helps low- and moderate-income island households cut utility bills and achieve energy sovereignty.

Christine Sakuda updates on the Hawaiʻi Government IT Leadership Program, which aims to cultivate the next generation of government IT leaders.

Suzanne Skjold shares about the Advocacy Leadership + Policy Lab invited leaders from organizations highly active in community advocacy and public policy to come together to learn, collaborate, and build priorities and capacities to support Hawaiʻi’s residents as they face unprecedented cuts and financial pressures.

Jeff Mikulina shares about Climate Hawaiʻi convenings that seek to close the gap between concern and coordinated action on climate by tackling the “how”.

Last December, 20 Fellows joined a two-day masterclass with Norma Kawelokū Wong to collectively learn how we might “meet the moment” with multi-generational strategy.