Olin Lagon’s visit to Boston for AI strategy takes an unplanned turn, stirring reflection on they city’s ties to the overthrow of Hawai‘i‘s monarchy, and what it means to carry that past while shaping the future.

Kelly Miyamura recounts what immersing in community practices taught her about collective strength, shared purpose, and intergenerational wisdom.

Babā Yim reflects on lessons in relationships, perspective, spirit, and self-care gathered from different alaka‘i across Hawai‘i.

Suzanne Skjold shares about a yearlong experiment with CivicNexus, an AI-powered bill tracking platform, and how shared technology and building community can boost cross-organization collaboration and expand legislative engagement.

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.