ʻOhana Workplace Alliance is a hui of business and nonprofit leaders in Hawaiʻi, led by Omidyar Fellows Jan Boivin, Amy Miller, Kapā Oliveira, Emily Porter, Stephanie Shipton, Ann Teranishi, Ben Treviño, Kerrie Urosevich, and Rachael Wong.

Emily Porter shares about a project that aims to dramatically reduce instances of intimate partner abuse through education about healthy relationships.

Amy Miller writes about Hawai‘i Foodbank’s Food 4 Keiki School Pantry program that aims to provide keiki and families facing hunger with dependable, safe, and healthy food.

University of Hawai‘i News — The Hawaiʻi Tech Days of Spring 2025, designed to enhance student learning and foster job growth in the tech and cyber sectors, kicks off on February 12.

Honolulu Star-Advertiser — The Pacific Century Fellows is focused on enabling participants to gain a deeper insight into civic duty through direct engagement with community, corporate and government leaders.

Maui Now — Students in grades 3 through 12 submitted business plans for ideas that support Hawaiʻi’s resilience and growth, including sustainable bedding for the homeless and a device that prevents dehydration.