Category: Hawaii – Filipino
Filipino Community, Government, Non-profits and Neighbors Lean on Bayanihan Spirit as Recovery from Kona Low Storms Continues
by Edwin Quinabo Bayanihan — the Filipino tradition of neighbors coming together to help one another — is still in full effect as the Filipino [Read More…]
A Proposed One Health Hawaiʻi Aims to Reshape the State’s Health Care System But Concerns Remain in the Medical Community and General Public
With One Health Hawaiʻi poised to control 70% of the state’s insurance market, some health policy observers are worried the decision-making power of One Health Hawaiʻi could limit patient choice and squeeze out independent providers over time.
The Spirit of Bayanihan After the Kona Low Storms Is Precious Assistance to Get Affected Communities Back on Their Feet
Two Kona low storms, days apart, turned parts of Hawaii into disaster zones which affected communities are still recovering from and rebuilding. Survivors had their [Read More…]
Filipino Fiesta Features “Rice” To Tell Stories of Cultural Unity
Like the numerous grains of rice, thousands came to enjoy the free 14th Flores de Mayo & 34th Filipino Fiesta on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at the Filipino Community Center in Waipahu.
Hard Work, Faith, and Humility in DLE’s Jared K. Redulla
A graduate of the 251st session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia, Redulla grew up in Kalihi, Honolulu, in a Filipino household that valued hard work and faith.
Building New Homes Expands Affordable Options For All
That’s because each new unit creates a chain of housing openings.
Civic Sickness: The Cause And The Cure
There were 839,618 Hawaii residents registered to vote in 2024. Only 271,345 or 32.3% actually voted in the 2024 primary election.
The Silent Wounds We Carry: How Domestic Violence Harms the Body
It is a public health crisis. And for our community in Hawaii, it is one that hits especially close to home.
UH Medical School Ranked Among The Nation’s Best In Training Physicians, 3 Years In A Row
The University of Hawaiʻi John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) is among the nation’s top medical schools for primary care, earning a Tier 1 [Read More…]
JABSOM Researcher Advances Gene Therapy Technology, Featured in Nucleic Acids Research
by Matthew Campbell (www.jabsom.hawaii.edu.com) JABSOM Cell and Molecular Biology researcher Dr. Jesse Owens has spent the better part of two decades chasing a vision that [Read More…]
