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- Sep 29, 2026
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Meet the man spreading digital literacy across Hawaiʻi (opens the original)
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Kaʻala Souza is on a mission to revive Hawaiʻi’s literacy legacy. In the 19th century, under the charge of King Kamehameha III, the Hawaiian Kingdom held one of the highest literacy rates in the world — over 90%. Now, Souza believes Hawaiʻi’s digital literacy can be raised to the same historic standard. His organization, Māpunawai, started over six years ago with free computer giveaways and free basic computer classes. Souza joined The Conversation to share how Mānpunawai’s staff and volunteers
New book breaks down the science behind swimming (opens the original)
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World Drowning Prevention Day on July 25th brought attention to the more than 200,000 people who drown each year. Hawaiʻi has the second-highest drowning rate in the nation, with about 800 people having drowned in the past decade. Drowning is also the top cause of child mortality under 15. Teaching essential swimming skills is a cause that author Jan Prins has taken up in a new book. Prins is the former head men’s swim coach for the University of Hawaiʻi and has coached for elite swimming teams
Green signs bill tackling dementia (opens the original)
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Gov. Josh Green approved a bill that addresses dementia in Hawai‘i. Green signed House Bill 1853 into law Tuesday. It creates the Hanai Memory Network Program within the Executive Office of Aging. The program will be responsible for establishing a network of dementia care specialists and support people with dementia along with their caregivers. The new law aims to offload the costs for people sending their loved ones to care homes. The price can be more than $15,000 a month. Gina Fujikami, a doc
Honolulu street psychiatrist nationally recognized for his care, compassion (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This interview discusses heavy themes of mental health and substance abuse. A street psychiatrist based in Honolulu was recently recognized with a top honor. Dr. Chad Koyanagi is a community psychiatrist and one of the nation's few practicing street psychiatrists. Koyanagi works for multiple agencies, including the Institute for Human Services, Aloha House on Maui and Hope Services on Hawaiʻi Island. He meets people where they are — on the streets, in encampments, and throughout t
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