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Page 1 of 37May 20, 2011
"Get Your Neighborhood Red Cross Ready" - Training for Trainers
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May 10, 2011
Story Contest! Live Aloha In Your Neighborhood
By Cherilyn Inouye | Comments: 1We want to hear your neighborhood stories! As part of the new “Live Aloha In Your Neighborhood” Challenge we are hosting a Neighborhood Story Contest - commit to Live Aloha In Your Neighborhood, post a journal about your neighborhood, and enter to win special Live Aloha Prizes!How to play:Step 1: Commit to one or more Live Aloha In Your Neighborhood actions at kanuhawaii.org/livealohaStep 2: From the Live Aloha In Your Neighborhood page, click the orange “Journal” button and post a short text entry, picture or video about how you have or will Live Aloha In Your Neighborhood - see Story Categories below.Pau! You’re automatically entered to win.
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May 02, 2011
Invitation to Education Town Hall Meeting (live streamed!)
By James Koshiba | Comments: 0Our Public School, Hawaii Education Matters, and the Hui for Excellence in Education with support from Kanu Hawaii and the Participant Foundation, are hosting a community Town Hall meeting on May 4th to discuss issues raised in the critically acclaimed documentary, "Waiting for Superman.” The focus is community engagement and taking action for the benefit of public education.
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Apr 19, 2011
Live Aloha in Your Neighborhood Training Workshop
By Kasha Ho | Comments: 0The last week of this month, April, 2011 is the kick-off for the "Live Aloha in Your Neighborhood" Challenge - a campaign idea that originated with Kanu Campaign Committee members Brent Kakesako, Annie Koh, and Cherilyn Inouye. Live Aloha in Your Neighborhood is an opportunity to connect, or reconnect with the people who live around us, in the spirit of aloha, to build neighborhoods that are more compassionate, self-reliant, and sustainable. On April 10, 2011 we hosted an orientation workshop to present the Campaign Challenge. In attendance were about 20 Kanu members interested in reaching out to get to know their neighbors, and through these relationships starting to build communities that are better prepared, self-reliant, and sustainable. We recorded the session so you can learn along with us. Check out the videos below.
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Apr 17, 2011
The Declaration of Interdependence
By James Koshiba | Comments: 6"Sign" by committing to changes in your own life that promote island living for an island earth. Adapted from a TEDx talk at the Richardson School of Law and a printed Commentary from the Honolulu Star Advertiser.
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Mar 24, 2011
We’ve Got 60 Minutes To Save The World… Will You?
By Karen Shishido | Comments: 0read more »
Mar 23, 2011
Rotunda Roundup Bill Updates 3/22
By James Koshiba | Comments: 0Notices about upcoming Rotunda Roundups and status reports on a handful of bills covered at past Roundups. March 22, 2011.
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Mar 21, 2011
Kanu Newsletter March 16, 2011
By Kasha Ho | Comments: 2
Foremost on our minds right now are concerns about the recent earthquakes and tsunami - we are concerned for the people of Japan, New Zealand, and for ourselves here in Hawai'i. In this time of vulnerability and uncertainty, we have a chance to prepare for a resilient future by strengthening our communities and drawing upon our shared values. read more »
Mar 15, 2011
Kanu Hawaii is Hiring an Energy Project Coordinator (Update: Search complete. Mahalo!)
By Olin Lagon | Comments: 1read more »
Mar 09, 2011
The State Budget in Brief
By James Koshiba | Comments: 6
The budget is massive, mysterious, and affects all of us. Yet, most of us know so little about it that it’s hard to have an opinion, much less share our views. This piece tries to demystify the budget so we can all take greater kuleana for shaping it. read more »

