2026 Legislative Session
Coalition priorities on language access, education equity, worker protections, and inclusion — session closed sine die.
Our work advances immigrant justice by connecting community education, leadership development, research, organizing, and policy advocacy — season after season.
Coalition priorities on language access, education equity, worker protections, and inclusion — session closed sine die.
March 19, 2026 — coalition partners filled the Capitol, meeting lawmakers face to face. Watch the recap right here.
Statewide mobilizations in support of due process and family unity.
Hands-on training in advocacy, storytelling, public speaking, and legislative engagement.
With the Office of Climate Change, Sustainability & Resiliency.
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.
Rights, Power, and Collective Action — five virtual sessions. Full info, updates, and Zoom registration.
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A self-directed, project-based fellowship — mentorship, advocacy, and real-world impact. Meet the current fellow.
Open program page →Six bills signed into law — and the work continues: a town hall roadshow across the islands is next.
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Documenting the impacts of the fires on immigrant and migrant communities — read the findings in our presentation briefing.
Read the report — Hoʻomau Ke Aloha ↗︎Mapping the gaps between disaster response, social services, and the people they miss.
Leadership development for climate-displaced communities, with NPNA.
Connecting families to services — and mobilizing statewide when it counts.
Know the Law. Know Your Rights. Build the Movement. Five fall webinars — Sept 23 to Nov 25 — preparing the 2027 legislative agenda.
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Member convenings this fall will set the coalition’s next legislative agenda.
This website’s next life: a living archive, current-work hub, and member space with event links and resources.
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.
Tools made to travel — free to download, print, and share across your community.
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.