‘Āina Momona

This grant will provide emergency relief in flood recovery efforts for Hawaiian partners.

This program restores ancestral abundance by developing a culturally grounded, technically skilled workforce of community members to steward Hawaiʻi’s natural resources. It protects Indigenous knowledge systems while building career pathways in restoration, food sovereignty, and climate resilience.

This project will increase Native Hawaiian capacity to restore eroded lands and create real-time training opportunities to transform degraded environments into places of bounty that can support traditional food production and ancestral food technologies while mitigating the effects of the climate crisis.

Emergency response for Maui wildfire recovery efforts

Create a body of data regarding how justice and injustice impact the Native Hawaiian community. Identify disparities between how the Native Hawaiian community and non-native community perceive justice. Identify intersections between justice and wellness. Develop guidance for regulators and legislators on how to best approach justice needs for Native Hawaiians.

Bezos Professional Development

This project will create needed opportunities to build our community's capacity to mitigate climate related disasters such as erosion and drought, while also increasing the food producing potential of key subsistence resources that are currently in decline due to the climate crisis.

COVID-19 Response

COVID-19 Response

This project will increase local food production on Molokai by training emerging native leaders in traditional agriculture and natural resource management skills needed to restore a 1-acre plot at the Keawanui Learning Site into a community food garden. This project increases the community's access to food production that is sustainable.

General support for Mauna Kea organizing efforts