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The Kalihi Connection Coalition is bringing our community together for WE Are Kalihi – YOUth Matter, a free, family-friendly event centered around our keiki, ʻohana, and kūpuna. 📅 Saturday, September 12 ⏰ 10AM–1PM 📍 Kalākaua Middle School Field This year’s theme is YOUth Matter! It’s our reminder that every young person has a voice and a place in our community. 💛 The afternoon will also create space for kūpuna to share their stories, wisdom, and cultural legacy with the next generation, while f

We saw some of your comments, and YES—there are native trees!🌳 The City’s Division of Urban Forestry (DUF), offers a selection of NATIVE and CANOE trees. When you submit a request, @treesforhonolulu and @oahutrees Urban Forestry staff will work with you to find the best tree for the location, taking into consideration factors like available space, climate conditions, and long-term growth. Their goal is to match the right tree to the right place so it can thrive for years to come. You can also s

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📌Friday, July 31, from 12:00 to 4:00 p.m. 🌳Makalapa Neighborhood Park This is a FREE community event with bouncy houses, games and activities for keiki of all ages, shaved ice, food, snacks, and back-to-school resources for families. A big mahalo to Parents And Children Together and all of the amazing community partners for coordinating this event. #OurOahu #OurCouncil #OurHonolulu #Makalapa #SummerBash

Still repped even though the outcome wasn’t favorable. #WorldCup #Argentina

Earlier in the school year, I had the opportunity to attend Farrington High School’s Career Fair and connect with students as they explored different career paths and opportunities for their future. Now that summer is here, it's a great reminder that there are many ways for our youth and young adults to gain valuable experience, build skills, and start thinking about their next steps. I was pleased to see strong representation from our City departments, including HPD, DDC, DHR, and DPR, sharing

One of my favorite things about serving our community is finding opportunities to bring people together, and our Read Aloud event at Hālawa Skyline Station was exactly that. 📚🚆  Mahalo to Read to Me International for partnering with us again for a morning filled with stories, learning, and community connection. This time, we were joined by DTS Director of Transit Jon Nouchi and firefighters from HFD Fire Station 10 in ʻAiea, who helped make the day extra special for our youth. The keiki got to