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Statement attributable to Kūhiō Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement

Statement attributable to Kūhiō Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement

by Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement | Jan 17, 2023 | Advocacy, Press Release

Today is a solemn day for Native Hawaiians. Our hearts are heavy, as we reflect on the 130th anniversary of the overthrow of our kingdom, committed with the assistance of the United States, and the generational trauma that that injustice has inflicted upon our Lāhui...
A statement regarding Red Hill Fuel Storage Tanks decision by CNHA CEO Kūhiō Lewis

A statement regarding Red Hill Fuel Storage Tanks decision by CNHA CEO Kūhiō Lewis

by Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement | Mar 7, 2022 | Advocacy, Press Release

“The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) appreciates that the Department of Defense has heeded the longstanding and unified calls of the community and agreed to permanently shut down the Red Hill Fuel Storage Facility,” said Kuhio Lewis, CNHA CEO. “This is...
CNHA stands in strong support of the House’s $600M commitment to HHCA beneficiaries

CNHA stands in strong support of the House’s $600M commitment to HHCA beneficiaries

by Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement | Jan 21, 2022 | Advocacy

Photo by Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2022 The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) applauds the leadership of the House of Representatives – especially Speaker Scott Saiki and Finance Chair Sylvia Luke – for its commitment on Opening Day of the 2022...
Universal Broadband as a Powerful Tool for Economic Mobility in Underserved Hawaiʻi Households

Universal Broadband as a Powerful Tool for Economic Mobility in Underserved Hawaiʻi Households

by Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement | Dec 20, 2021 | Advocacy, Pop-Up Mākeke

As an organization, our goal is to lift up our Native Hawaiian people. Over the past 19 months, that commitment has only deepened as our friends and neighbors grappled with the challenges and uncertainty of the pandemic. We set out to demonstrate that while Native...
CNHA writes letter to White House imploring action on Red Hill fuel storage tanks

CNHA writes letter to White House imploring action on Red Hill fuel storage tanks

by Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement | Dec 3, 2021 | Advocacy

The White House is promising a formal response to the dire situation involving the Red Hill fuel storage tanks. That acknowledgment comes just hours after Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) CEO Kūhiō Lewis sent a letter urging President Biden to take...
CNHA celebrates the appointment of two Native Hawaiians to the U. S. Department of the Interior

CNHA celebrates the appointment of two Native Hawaiians to the U. S. Department of the Interior

by Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement | Sep 1, 2021 | Advocacy, Press Release

The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement is elated at the appointment of Summer Lee Haunani Sylva as the Senior Advisor for Native Hawaiian Affairs to the Secretary of the Interior and Keone Nakoa as the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Insular and International...
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