AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes agoHawaiʻi Film: The 46th Hawaiʻi International Film Festival brings stories of voyaging, Native Hawaiian land stewardship and Lahaina’s recovery to Maui, including a Nov. 14 screening of EA (Sovereign). Native Hawaiian Leadership: The Hawaiian Council’s stewardship of Sea Life Park signals a new direction for the longtime attraction, with plans to deepen its focus on Hawaiian culture and care for the ocean and animals. Community Giving: Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg have committed more than $100 million to Kauaʻi causes over the past decade, supporting housing, education, food programs and Native Hawaiian culture. Health and Food: Hawaiʻi’s planned Medicaid “Food Is Medicine” program could connect more than 100,000 residents with fresh food while creating new support for local farmers. Faith and Lahaina: Episcopal Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe will lead a Nov. 15 service at the site of wildfire-destroyed Holy Innocents Church; the day before, Elizabeth “Libby” Berman is set to become the first woman bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Hawaiʻi. OHA Elections: New trustee Ikaika Anderson and returning members face pivotal decisions for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs.
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