Category: Hawaii – Filipino
Daju Releases “Rain” Remix With Denis Julia
The two artists possess the talent of using their music to open up about their personal experiences and relate to their audience.
BOOK REVIEW: OTA CAMP, Filipinos in Hawai’i Fight Eviction
By 1972, there were a total of 131 individuals who lived in Ota Camp, 11 of them were single, elderly men who were former plantation workers.
Maui Filipino Chamber Announces 2025 Gintong Pamana Leadership and Scholarship Awardees
The Maui Filipino Chamber of Commerce announced recently the recipients of its prestigious 2025 Gintong Pamana Leadership and Scholarship Awards.
The Proposed U.S. Budget – Moral, Immoral, or Amoral?
The budget of the United States of America, now before the U.S. Senate, represents a new era of amoral depravity.
Profiling the Problem of School Bullying in Hawaii; Prevention and Actions to Take When It Happens
For many the problem of school bullying can be generational and leave lingering trauma into adulthood
Meth and Fentanyl Are the Greatest Threats of the Drug Problem in Hawaii; Health Risks, Rehabilitation and Community Outreach
The social cost of methamphetamine is between $41-68 billion dollars, studies show, which includes lost potential from meth use, meth-related impacts, and the burden of addiction on dependent users and their premature mortality.
Measles Is Back — And Vaccination Is Still the Best Protection
Yet now, in 2025, measles is back, spreading rapidly both nationally and globally.
Nationwide Campaigns as House Republicans Plan Cuts of $880 Billion In Medicaid Funding
According to an analysis by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO), an estimated 2.3 to 8.6 million Americans could lose their Medicaid coverage.
Thank You, Sens Schatz, Hirono, and Education Officials for Your Concern and Speaking Out on ICE’s Detainment of Teachers in Maui
The international teachers are employed through the U.S. Department of State’s J-1 Visa Exchange Visitor Program which allows them to teach in the U.S. legally.
