Hawai‘i Energy has introduced a number of programs to help consumers save energy and money. Cohort III Fellows Brian Kealoha and Stephany Vaioleti of Hawai‘i Energy share about some of their programs that have helped improve access to energy efficiency.

Cohort II Fellow Maxine Burkett, co-founder of Institute for Climate and Peace (ICP) and law professor, shares that 2021 is a critical year to equip decision makers at all scales with the tools needed to respond to the climate crisis and build social cohesion through locally-based and culturally-appropriate responses.

Blue Planet led the campaign to make Hawai‘i the first state in the nation with a 100% renewable energy law. Jeff Mikulina, Cohort VI Fellow and Blue Planet's executive director talks about how they are changing the conversation around energy.

Women's Fund of Hawai‘i is seeking proposals for programs to create a post-COVID future where women thrive, as well as grant applications from nonprofits with programs for women and girls.

Cohort VIII Fellow Marisa Hayase shares why this is a time to find greater reassurance in the difficult questions than in easy answers.

The ʻĀina Aloha Economic Futures (AAEF) initiative released "Growing a Stronger Hawai‘i," a policy playbook that outlines 26 proposals that establish a framework for a resilient and diversified economy in Hawai‘i.