Hawai`i's
Story by Hawai`i's Queen BY LILIUOKALANI, 1898
Full text and images at 'A Celebration of Women Writers' web site
Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs
`Oahu Council, Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs
Hawaiian Independence Weblog Weblog on Hawaiian independence with article/event links and commentary (by the site's owner).
Hawaiian Society of Law & Politics - HSLP was established as a student organization that applies Public International Law, as between States, and applicable theories to Hawaiian history. HSLP will promote the development of curriculum on the subject of Hawaiian statehood under international law for the University of Hawai`i, and publish the Hawaiian Journal of Law and Politics.
Perspectives on Hawaiian Sovereignty - Poka Laenui's site which includes many links and articles about what the Nation will look like, actions being taken and information about economic models for the future.
Welcome to Voices Of Truth – One-On-One With Hawai`i’s Future, a part of the Free Hawai`i Broadcasting Network, brought to you by the Koani Foundation. Includes streaming videos of the latest broadcasts.
Pacific Islanders in Communication website - More information on the Federal recognition process.
Noho Hewa - visit filmaker Keala Kelly's website to view two newly added film clips. One is about the UARC issue and the other is on the AKAKA BILL. The clip on the UARC issue should be of great interest to everyone interested in demilitarizing Hawai'i and the clip on the Akaka bill prompts us to revisit the ever controversial AKAKA bill with footage shot both here in Hawai'i and in New York.
Native Books/Na Mea Hawai`i - located at the ewa end of Ward Warehouse, this store is an excellent source for Hawaiian books, music, gourmet food items and beautiful gifts for all occasions. Native Books also hosts many events each month either in their store or outside in the stage area.
Pasifika Foundation - Pasifika Foundation is an Incorporated Society based in Samoa. Our mission is to support and facilitate the development of, and communication about, the best sustainable and self-determined economic, educational, and cultural future for Pasifika as derived from the traditional wisdom and vision of its peoples.
Nu`uanu - Pacific Worlds welcomes you to explore this remarkable place through a series of eight thematic topics. Within each of these, you will find short, focused sections exploring particular aspects within that theme. Provided also are bibliographies and links to external sites that will teach you more about the topics discussed. Before you begin, use the home page to familiarize yourself with basic geographic information about Nu‘uanu
East Maui Taro Festival - Focusing on kalo or taro, Hawaii's traditional staple food. Site features information on kalo, past festivals, schedule and dates. The festival is held each spring in Hana, Maui.
Photograph by Fran Orian © 2004