Ka Huli Aʻo - Maoli Thursday

October 1, 2026
12:00pm - 1:00pm

In-Person & Virtual
MAOLI THURS COVER

Summary


Speakers & Panelists

    • Davis Price – NDN Collective, Senior Domestic Policy Strategist
    • Kyle Kajihiro, PhD – Assistant Professor, UH Ethnic Studies
    • Rep. Ikaika Hussey – Hawai‘i House of Representatives, District 29
    • Noel Shaw – Hui Aloha ‘Āina, Nā Leo o Papakōlea Firewise


Event Description
A report released earlier this year takes a closer look at the impacts of the U.S. military’s presence in Hawai‘i as debates continue over the future of expiring leases on Public Land Trust lands. Its findings challenge widely-cited claims regarding the military’s economic and geopolitical benefits while exposing the negative costs that are underreported, including the effects on Hawaii’s environment, public health, housing affordability, and employment.

Join this month’s panel for a timely discussion of the evidence, the competing perspectives surrounding military lands and leases, and the possibilities for demilitarization and self-determination. Together, they will examine what is at stake for Hawai‘i and consider how these decisions will shape her future.


Registration Information

  • Platform: Register for Zoom
  • Link: https://go.hawaii.edu/TUR
  • Visual Alternative: A QR code is provided on the flyer for direct scanning.