The filmmaker shares stories from her childhood and long lineage in Kaʻu — and tells us about a special discovery her family made while researching their moʻokuʻauhau, or genealogy.

Restoration efforts there could offer clues for people working to control runoff on Maui’s burn scars.

You’ll be seeing a lot more of Naka as we look to introduce you to wavemakers in Hawaii and Civil Beat staff.

As an award-winning theatre director, Taurie Kinoshita shares how performing arts changed her life.

The Paepae O Heeia co-founder explains how this Hawaiian mo‘olelo is relevant to his work as a food cultivator.

Moving from Hawaii to New York City showed this local girl how to create a home and form a community far from Kaneohe.

A story about his family’s business, Waiahole Poi Factory, and its roots in Hawaiian culture and community.