Hakuone

Recreating an ʻōiwi sense of place in Kakaʻako Makai

05/25/2023

Glenn Emanuel's attack on is baseless. Legislative action brought the residential development ban, and it can be repealed. Hakuone benefits all ethnicities and local families. Seeking repeal and funds is not a gamble, but a plea for fairness.

Read Kawika Trask's article here: https://bit.ly/kawikatraskarticle

05/22/2023

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs aims for economic advancement, not "cultural villages." Hakuone will be an inclusive space for growth. Shockley's dismissive attitude reflects a colonial mindset. OHA has the right to decide how their lands should be developed.

05/20/2023

Setting the record straight on a recent Star-Advertiser piece on Kakaako Makai. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs decision wasn't impulsive, but a bad-faith settlement. The future of Kakaʻako Makai is OHA's to decide.

05/13/2023

NATIVE HAWAIIANS SHOULD HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE IN KAKAʻAKO MAKAI! Mahalo Robert for your support and manaʻo!

05/02/2023

Awesome manaʻo shared by Glenn Kimura of Waiʻalae in the Honolulu Star-Advertiser!

04/26/2023

In a recent letter to the editor, Sylvia Hussey, CEO of the Office of Hawaiian Affairs urged State Representative Scott K. Saiki to work with his colleagues to release funds for remediation and repairs at Hakuone to ensure public safety.

Let's hold our leaders accountable for fulfilling their legal and moral obligation to maintain and repair the area.

04/25/2023

An insightful article on how Asian settler colonialism shapes Hawaiʻi's land use policies. Jonathan Okamura argues that the Office of Hawaiian Affairs should be allowed to develop Kaka'ako Makai, as it is an opportunity to address the historical injustices inflicted upon Native Hawaiians.

04/24/2023

🚨🚨 We need your help to let Speaker Saiki know why it is important to move HB133 HD1 SD2 through conference committee.

Follow our step-by-step guide to let State Representative Scott K. Saiki and Representative Kyle Yamash*ta know how important HB133 HD1 SD2 is.

Learn more by visiting https://bit.ly/hakuonekokua or click the link in our bio

04/21/2023

🚨🚨 We need your help to urge House Finance Chair Rep. Kyle Yamash*ta to pass out HB133 from conference committee unamended. This bill HB133 HD1 SD2 provides crucial funds for necessary repairs on OHA’s lands in Kakaʻako and Kūkaniloko.

Follow our step-by-step guide to let State Representative Scott K. Saiki and Representative Kyle Yamash*ta know how important HB133 HD1 SD2 is.

Learn more by visiting https://bit.ly/hakuonekokua or click the link in our bio

04/20/2023

🚨🚨 E KA LĀHUI! HB133 HD1 SD2 must be passed to provide crucial funds for necessary repairs on the Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ lands in Kakaʻako and Kūkaniloko.

Follow our step-by-step guide to let State Representative Scott K. Saiki and Representative Kyle Yamash*ta know how important HB133 HD1 SD2 is.

Learn more by visiting https://bit.ly/hakuonekokua

04/19/2023

✒️✒️ Here are the facts. OHA's vision for Hakuone includes:

✅ 250,000 square feet of retail, restaurants and commercial uses

✅ 2,100 residential units on Parcels E and F/G

✅ 3,600 garage parking spaces

✅ 10 acres of open space

Learn more by visiting www.hakuone.com

04/18/2023

The claim that the Office of Hawaiian Affairs' Hakuone development will restrict ocean access in Kakaʻako is untrue. Their master plan includes abundant green spaces, community areas, and pathways and prioritizes shoreline access and parking.

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