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Protect
What have our kūpuna and communities already won that we can't afford to lose?
The public trust for water and land. Hawaiian programs. Workers' rights. Our right to privacy.
For local, working families — since 2021
PRE-ConCon — Protect · Repair · ExpandA movement that puts Kānaka Maoli and kamaʻāina — not corporate interests — first.
Grounded in our past, reaching toward our future, we educate, organize, advocate, and engage in elections to expose the corruption and complacency holding our islands back.
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01 — PRE-ConCon · A people's agenda for Hawaiʻi
Our constitution shapes everything from who controls our water to how our elections work. In 2028, voters will again be asked whether to open it up. Before anyone asks yes or no, we're asking a bigger question: what do our communities need to protect, what needs repair, and what should we expand?
That's PRE-ConCon: the people's agenda that comes before any convention. We're building it together — across organizations, across islands, and in all of our communities — so whenever the door opens, local people walk through it, not developers and their lobbyists.
1978 gave us
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What have our kūpuna and communities already won that we can't afford to lose?
The public trust for water and land. Hawaiian programs. Workers' rights. Our right to privacy.
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What's broken and keeps failing local, working families?
Big money in our politics. A housing market built for speculators. Decisions made without us.
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What should the next fifty years make possible?
Homes for local families. More voices in government. A real say for every community.
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02 — Our principles
Ala Nui no ka Lāhui, Ala Nui no ka Makaʻāinana.
Our waʻa navigates by these. We do not wait for top-down permission to act: any group of five members who adhere to these principles can launch an action in the name of Our Hawaiʻi.
Principle 01 / 13
Hōʻea
We uplift the Kānaka Maoli and kamaʻāina who live the realities of Hawaiʻi every day.
Movement integrity: any action, hui, or leader that fails to embody these principles is not acting in the spirit of Our Hawaiʻi. Read them all
03 — Theory of change
Not just moments. Real, lasting governing power.
04 — Receipts
From the Kāʻanapali shoreline to the State Capitol, organized locals keep winning.
175 days
Lahaina Strong held Kāʻanapali Beach to demand dignified housing for fire survivors.
Fishing for Dignified Housing · 2023–24
Act 17
State law affirming counties' power to rein in vacation rentals — signed with our organizers in the room.
SB2919 · 2024
~7,000
Maui vacation rentals set to phase out under Bill 9 — homes back for local families.
Maui County · Dec 2025
1,100
People at Hoʻohui, our gathering across from the State Capitol.
Capitol Modern · May 2026
39
candidates signed the Our Hawaiʻi Pledge in 2026: no corporate PACs, no corporate lobbyists, no big-money special interests.
See the pledgeOn the front lines now
05 — Get in
No one gets left behind.
06 — The 808 Collection
Merch sales fund local organizing. Pick a colorway.
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Plan by the moon. Show up for each other.
MOONS FOLLOW THE KAULANA MAHINA (APPROX.) · ALL TIMES HST
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Save the date: Hui Pū 2026 — our annual gathering, early December. Details soon.
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