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Our work advances immigrant justice by connecting community education, leadership development, research, organizing, and policy advocacy — season after season.

ArchivedLegislative

2026 Legislative Session

Coalition priorities on language access, education equity, worker protections, and inclusion — session closed sine die.

ArchivedLegislative

Lobby Day 2026

March 19, 2026 — coalition partners filled the Capitol, meeting lawmakers face to face. Watch the recap right here.

ArchivedOrganizing

Spring Days of Action

Statewide mobilizations in support of due process and family unity.

ArchivedYouth

Young Leaders Advocacy Program

Hands-on training in advocacy, storytelling, public speaking, and legislative engagement.

ArchivedClimate

Keep Cool Oʻahu

With the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability & Resiliency.

ArchivedLanguage Access

Language Access Summit

A statewide gathering to name barriers, share practice, and build collaboration.

The archive grows as work wraps — each entry keeps its records, materials, and mahalo list.

SoonTrainings

FOAM — Fall of Action & Movement

Know the Law. Know Your Rights. Build the Movement. Five fall webinars — Sept 23 to Nov 25 — preparing the 2027 legislative agenda.

Preview the series →
PlanningLegislative

2027 Session Priorities

Member convenings this fall will set the coalition’s next legislative agenda.

PlanningDigital

Member Platform

This website’s next life: a living archive, current-work hub, and member space with event links and resources.

PlanningCommunity

Your Idea Here

The coalition’s agenda is set by its members. Bring a project — we’ll help it fly.

Roadmap items are set with members and refined each season.

Resources

Take it with you

Tools made to travel — free to download, print, and share across your community.

FreeKnow Your Rights

Know Your Rights cards

Pocket cards with your constitutional rights — each one bilingual: English plus the language listed. Print them, carry them, hand them out at trainings, fairs, and hui gatherings.

Print double-sided (flip on the long edge) — eight cards per sheet, cut along the dashed lines. On a computer the card downloads instantly; on your phone it opens in a new tab — use the share button there to save or print.
↓ Download all 22 cards
One ZIP · every language + print guide · 4.3 MB