Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs

Nā Kōmike Alaka’i Papahana

(Program Committees)

Kōmike Ho`oilina Ali`i

(Benefits and Trusts)

Vacant

Targets the Hawaiian Homes Program, the Public (Ceded) Land Trust, the ali‘i trusts and all state and federal claims for redress and reparations and Hawaiian sovereignty initiatives.

Kōmike Pō`aiapuni Waiwai

(Economic Development)

Ron Jarrett

Affiliation: TBA

In concert with the Strategic Plan, pursues opportunities and coordinates efforts to engage in endeavors that can fund and/or otherwise benefit the projects of the standing committees and the Association.

Kōmike Ho`ona`auao

(Education)

Judy Oliveira

Affiliation: TBA

Monitors, and advocates improvements in standard education (at all levels) and financial aid for Hawaiian students and all Hawaiian Studies programs.

(Employment and Housing)

Affilitation:

Advocates programs on welfare, employment, entrepreneurship, employment training, housing and economic development for Hawaiians.

Kōmike Mālama Ola

(Health)

Kalani Brady

Affiliation: Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu

Encourages programs for health education, health services, nutrition, genealogy and aid to the aged for Hawaiians.

Claire Hughes

Affiliation:

Kōmike Nohona Hawai`i

(Hawaiian Lifestyle/Nā Mea Hawai`i)

Hailama Farden

Affiliation: Kuini Pi'olani Hawaiian Civic Club

Targets the care and preservation of Hawaiian arts, crafts, hula, chants, legends and lore, Polynesian navigation, historic sites and nā `iwi kūpuna.

Kōmike Ho`okūpa`a

(Native Rights)

Mona Bernardino

Affiliation:

Monitors the status of the various rights possessed by Hawaiians as a native people to gathering, access, religious practices, water, fisheries, etc., and related environmental issues.

Kōmike Kaiaola

(Ecosystem/Environment)

Malia Nobrega-Olivera

Affiliation: Waikiki Hawaiian Civic Club

Monitors and advocates for the conservation and sustainable use of Hawaii's natural environment including all land, water and living resources according to and guided by the traditional knowledge of Native Hawaiians as well as issues relating to our resources icluding but not limited to toxicity, climate change, non point source pollution, genetic modification, etc.