Category: Featured
A History Of Resistance & Resilience…as It Defined Filipinos Of Hawai’i
Since early last year, the Filipino Association of University Women (FAUW) has been conducting weekend writing workshops to encourage the community to write first-person, original, never-before-told stories that will enhance the understanding of the Filipino experience in Hawai’i and its contribution to the history, values, and traditions of our State.
Filipinos Explore Biden’s Legacy and Where They Want the Democratic Party to Move Forward
Biden understood that his record of accomplishments will be assessed over time and that history could view him differently than the abysmal polls he is leaving the White House with.
Trump Can’t Do That, Can He? Not If We Tell Him No.
With quotas installed, mistakes will be made. Innocent immigrants here legally will be arrested. He said he would do it, and won the election.
Fighting For Forever
After more than a decade of marriage, I know that I still have much to learn.
Supporting Workers Is More Needed In These Times, Part 1
But first, who are the low-income workers in Hawaii?
Runaway Healthcare Prices Saddle Millions of Americans with Medical Debt; Why and How to Avoid It
Medical debt adds to stress in the worst possible time when patients are sickly and should instead be focused on getting better, health experts say.
LA’s Fires, Trump’s Fires, and our Nation’s Burning Divide
The fires were a disaster borne of climate change.
