The Modern Military Association of America is committed to education, advocacy, and support for military spouses and their families. The MMAA Military Spouse Scholarship is a key tool in its mission to support those who are often overlooked and under appreciated. The 2021 MMAA Military Spouse Donna Johnson Memorial Scholarship proudly funded by Parsons, honors the life … Continue reading Application deadline: April 30 | 2021 MMAA Military Spouse Donna Johnson Memorial Scholarship

As we continue navigating 2021 and our changing world, join The Trevor Project for an interactive conversation on a moment of change: the first 100 days of the new administration. This discussion will focus on the various ways this White House administration can impact LGBTQ youth mental health, and how we all can urge the … Continue reading LGBTQ Youth + The New White House

In this UCLA School of Law / Williams Institute webinar, national leaders in LGBTQ rights, racial equity, and reproductive justice will discuss what the Biden administration has accomplished in his first 100 days and what is still left to be done. The Williams Institute is the leading research center on sexual orientation and gender identity … Continue reading The First 100 Days: LGBT Rights, Racial Equity, and Reproductive Justice

Join Civil Beat editors, reporters and staff for a virtual conversation about news and journalism in Hawaii. This will be a casual discussion where readers can join with their zoom cameras on or join by phone. Register here. Civil Beat's focus is on investigative journalism, in-depth enterprise reporting, analysis and commentary that gives readers a … Continue reading Civil Beat Conversation and Coffee

Ka Pō Leʻa o Halāliʻi is a new series from the Hawaiian Theatre Program debuting this semester showcasing new works by Kānaka Maoli Theatre artists in honor of Halāliʻi, an aliʻi of Niʻihau and Kauaʻi who was a celebrated patron of the arts. Ka Pō Leʻa o Halāliʻi is an extension of their previous guest … Continue reading Ka Pō Leʻa o Halāliʻi

Two-time Grammy Award winner Kalani Pe’a will headline Hawaii Theatre’s May Day Is Lei Day concert. Pe‘a made history early in 2017 when he became the first Hawaii-resident recording artist to win a Grammy Award since Hawaiian music was absorbed by the catch-all Regional Roots Music category. Several months later he became the first Hawaii-resident … Continue reading Kalani Pe’a: May Day Is Lei Day

Inspired by the Aina Aloha Economic Futures declaration and Huliau Statement, Hawaiian Airlines May Day 2021: Mākaʻikaʻi will take viewers beyond the aesthetic pleasures of song, dance and storytelling. The program supports an ʻĀina Aloha Economic Future by having viewers experience "mākaʻikaʻi", visits to endeared places, shared by "kamaʻāina", those who are deeply rooted in … Continue reading Hawaiian Airlines May Day 2021: Mākaʻikaʻi

Hawaii Women In Filmmaking is collaborating with the Zonta Club of Leilehua to host the virtual LUNAFEST® on May 2, at 1:00 pm- the very first traveling film festival featuring films by women, about women. Buy tickets here. Films to be screened are: Overexposed | Filmmaker: Holly Morris Coproduced by LUNA® and Chicken & Egg … Continue reading LUNAFEST®

A new informal group of LGBTQ families is seeking to meet fellow LGBTQ families on Oahu and has organized this Beach Hang-out at Kailua Beach Park on Sunday, May 2nd from 9am-12pm. Meet at Kailua Beach Park by the first parking area near the restrooms. The group will main physical distancing and adhere to the … Continue reading LGBTQ Family Beach Hang-out

The LGBTQ Victory Fund works to achieve equality for LGBTQ Americans by increasing the number of openly LGBTQ officials at all levels of government, and 2021 marks their 30th anniversary. Along the way lavender ceilings have been shattered and history has been made. To celebrate this milestone, the LGBTQ Victory Fund will launch its LGBTQ … Continue reading LGBTQ Victory Fund’s 30th Anniversary Celebration