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.

The program, provided free of charge for Hawai‘i nonprofits, provides training to help organizations interpret and comply with federal pandemic relief, as well as guide them through their ongoing operations.

Claire Sullivan, Cohort VII, shares two resources that celebrate and inspire multi-faceted wondering, one homegrown and the other from distant shores. May your year be full of good reading, conversing, and doing/not doing.

Hawai‘i banned new cesspools in 2016, yet there are still thousands of cesspools that discharge millions of gallons of raw sewage into our waters each day. Cohort VI Fellow Stuart Coleman is committed to helping improve water quality through his organization Wastewater Alternatives and Innovations (WAI).