MISSION STATEMENT

Our aim is to support front line actions and provide relief​ for lāhui. 

Our team has been the core organizers for the 'Onipa'a Peace March and Rally since 2020. We provide​ education and awareness regarding the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom as well as​ perpetuating cultural practices. 'Onipa'a makes people aware of Hawai'i's true political status, how​ colonialism, indoctrination and generational trauma that continues to affect Kanaka today. We promote​ the resilience of our people and present the different paths and political statuses to move forward.​ Attendance has reached over 10,000 and we have fed over 3,000.

We have provided 'aina education for 'opio and others, teaching them to malama aina, to be self-sustainable and about​ food sovereignty. We give them an opportunity to learn about growing their own food which fosters​ pride, self-sustainability and economic relief for their 'Ohana.


We have hosted and facilitate various workshops, depending upon community need at the time. Workshops​ include, but not limited to, weaving niu, lei making, Kuleana lands, genealogy and the protection of Iwi​ Kupuna. Workshops encourage lahui bonding, perpetuating cultural practices and protection of Hawaiian​ cultural issues.

To empower the Lāhui through education, advocacy and mālama ‘āina. To provide relief efforts in time of need.


MEET OUR BOARD MEMBERS

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  • James Auld

    PRESIDENT

    James Auld has been organizing on many issues and actions over the years. He has been an integral part in providing security for the annual Onipaʻa Peace March and Rally since 2019.

  • Summer Noland

    SECRETARY

    Summer Noland has been providing support for the organizers of Onipaʻa since 2021. She has assisted with organizing the educational booths and the ground crew for various other real time needs on the event day.

  • Michael Hutchinson

    TREASURER

    Michael Hutchinson has been organizing and spearheading cooking for and feeding thousands annually for the Onipaʻa Peace March and Rally. He is committed to making sure we are adhering to food handling and implementing safety protocols.