Olin Lagon compares the cultural collision in “Chief of War” to today’s AI disruption, reflecting on how Hawaiian leadership of the past responded to transformative forces.

For our organization, whose strength is building leadership capacity, it’s the Fellows that ultimately generate the waves of change we seek in our mission.

For the first time in the organization’s history, these Labs represent dreams realized by bringing Hawaiʻi Leadership Forum programming to communities throughout the pae ʻāina.

Lia Hunt and Ashley Lukens talk about a new foundation that has been focused on building a strong foundation rooted in community insight, systems awareness, and family legacy.

Gabe Amey provides an update on RiseHI’s ʻOihana Career Explorations program, which continues to grow as a powerful bridge between education and Hawaiʻi’s local workforce.

Suzanne Skjold shares about the Advocacy Leadership + Policy Lab invited leaders from organizations highly active in community advocacy and public policy to come together to learn, collaborate, and build priorities and capacities to support Hawaiʻi’s residents as they face unprecedented cuts and financial pressures.