Midweek — American Savings Bank planted three mānele trees, which are native to Hawai‘i, at ‘A‘ala Park. The company also collaborated with more than 75 volunteers from nine local companies to help with graffiti removal, trash pickup and mural beautification.

The Maui News — Mikulina, renowned for his multi-decade commitment to sustainability and public policy advocacy, will bring his expertise to the forefront in two engaging sessions.

Meet Cohort IX

Hawai‘i News Now—The initiative is called ”Make it Happen.“ At its core are videos that capture the stories of creators, entrepreneurs, and other kamaʻāina who have accomplished amazing things.

Civil Beat — Honolulu is considering how to promote deconstruction and re-use of the materials from buildings that are being torn down, an idea that has already caught on in other cities.

Hawai‘i Leadership Forum welcomed 16 local leaders into the ninth cohort of its Omidyar Fellows program. These individuals were selected from the for-profit, nonprofit, and government sectors based on their accomplishments, innovative skills, ability to collaborate with other leaders, and motivation to make a positive difference.