The biggest goal -- to unite voice, come together as a community and share the things everyone has done over the years to talk about the course moving forward.

Native Hawaiians from Hawaiʻi and the mainland will gather in Tulalip, Washington, for a three-day convention celebrating culture, leadership, and connection.

Sara Kehaulani Goo's family has owned land in Hana, Maui, for nearly 200 years. It was a gift from a Hawaiian king in 1848, but several years ago, they almost lost it all. For generations, the Goos' ...

TULALIP, Wash. >> Kuhio Lewis, CEO of the Hawaiian Council, and Chief of Staff Nick Carroll recently walked the entry to Ko ...

Some 1,300 Native Hawaiians and activists from 37 different states are set to attend the event at the Native American-run ...

It’s a longstanding fight Native Hawaiians are determined to end: businesses profiting from Hawaiian culture. Companies, particularly those not owned by Native Hawaiians, have been criticized for ...