2014

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18:  The US Department of Interior gives Hawaiians 5 days notice that they are considering creating a Rule to reestablish a government to government relationship with the “Native Hawaiian” community and will hold public hearings throughout Hawaiʻi beginning June 23.  Hundreds of Hawaiians attended and said a resounding “NO” to any Rule.

MONDAY, JUNE 23: Hawaii State Capitol Auditorium, Honolulu, OʻAHU

Honolulu video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule
MONDAY, JUNE 23: Waimānalo Elementary & Intermediate School, Waimānalo, OʻAHU

Waimānalo video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule
TUESDAY, JUNE 24:  Nānāikapono Elementary School, Waianae, OʻAHU

Nānākuli video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25:  Heʻeia Elementary School, Kaneohe, OʻAHU

Heeia video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

THURSDAY, JUNE 26:  Makakilo Elementary School, Kapolei, OʻAHU

Makakilo video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule
FRIDAY, JUNE 27:  Lānaʻi Senior Center, Lānaʻi City, LĀNAʻI

SATURDAY, JUNE 28:  Kaunakakai Elementary School, Kaunakakai, MOLOKAI

MONDAY, JUNE 30:  Waimea Neighborhood, Waimea, KAUAʻI

Waimea video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

TUESDAY, JULY 1:  Kapaʻa Elementary School, Kapaʻa, KAUAʻI

Kapaʻa video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

WEDNESDAY, JULY 2:  Keaukaha Elementary School, Hilo, HAWAIʻI ISLAND

Keaukaha video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

THURSDAY, JULY 3:  Waimea Community Center, Waimea, HAWAIʻI ISLAND

Waimea (Hawaiʻi Island) video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

THURSDAY, JULY 3:  Kealakehe High School, Kona, HAWAIʻI ISLAND

Kona video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

SATURDAY, JULY 5:  Hana High and Elementary School, Hana, MAUI

MONDAY, JULY 7:  King Kamehameha III Elementary School, Lahaina, MAUI

TUESDAY, JULY 8:  Pomaikaʻi Elementary School, Kahului, MAUI

Kahului video of testimonies overwhelming against the DOI Rule

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23:  The infamous Naʻi Aupuni is created

2015

FRIDAY, MAY 29:  OHA Transfers Nationbuilding task to Naʻi Aupuni & $2.6 Million

MONDAY, AUGUST 3:  Election Notices Sent to 95,000 “certified” on Kanaʻiolowalu Roll

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15:  Naʻi Aupuni Candidate Registration Deadline

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29:  The DOI Proposed Rules is Released & Accepts Comments

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30:  Names of 209 Naʻi Aupuni Delegate Candidates Released

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9:  Hālāwai Aloha ʻĀina, Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies, Honolulu, OʻAHU

Hālāwai Aloha ‘Āina Honolulu, O’ahu Livestream link

TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27-28:  Kahului Harbor, MAUI

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29:  Protest Naʻi Aupuni Aloha ʻĀina Meeting, Pilina Building, MAUI                                                     

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6:  Pōhai ʻImi Naʻauao (Protest Naʻi Aupuni Toolkit & Education for a Nation), Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies, Honolulu, OʻAHU                   

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7:  DOI Public Teleconference meeting, ALL ISLANDS

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13:  Hālāwai Aloha ʻĀina, West Hawaiʻi Civic Center County Council Chambers, Kona, HAWAIʻI ISLAND

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13:  Protest Naʻi Aupuni Sign Waving and Ballot Burning, “Hawaiʻi State Capitol”, OʻAHU

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19: Hālāwai Aloha ʻĀina, Hauʻula, OʻAHU

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20: Hālāwai Aloha ʻĀina, Wilcox School Cafeteria, Līhuʻe, KAUAʻI                                                                               

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21:  Hālāwai Aloha ʻĀina, Papakōlea Community Center, Honolulu, OʻAHU

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23:  Protest Naʻi Aupuni Sign Waving, Nānākuli Beach Park, Nānākuli, OʻAHU

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27:  US Supreme Court Blocks Counting Naʻi Aupuni Votes

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30:  Deadline to Vote in Naʻi Aupuni Elections Extended 3 Weeks

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15:  Naʻi Aupuni Terminates the Elections

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30:  Deadline to Submit Comments on DOI Proposed Rule

2016

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1:  The Naʻi Aupuni ʻAha Convenes 151 Participants at the Royal Hawaiian Golf Course.  “You Do Not Speak for Us” sign holding is held at the entrance and Walter Ritte, a Hawaiian kupuna activist, is dragged from the Naʻi Aupuni ʻAha, Kailua, OʻAHU

 

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22: Rejecting Naʻi Aupuni ʻAha 2016 Protest and Arrests of 8 Hawaiians, Royal Hawaiian Golf Course, Kailua, O’AHU

 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26: Royal Hawaiian Golf Course, The Naʻi Aupuni Gated Constitution is Adopted by 88 Participants.  Protest Naʻi Aupuni Sign Holding Outside the Locked Gates on the Last Day of the ʻAha.  Kailua, OʻAHU

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25: The first of a series of ʻAha Aloha ʻĀina community meetings that reject the Naʻi Aupuni process, educate the community, and unify Hawaiians via the ancient Kino process. Windward Community College, Kāneʻohe, OʻAHU

 

*With more than 350 people in attendance the first ʻAha Aloha ʻĀina community meeting this movement spread throughout Hawaiʻi and Mokuhonu.  See http://www.ahaalohaaina.com for a more information. 

THURSDAY, MARCH 24: Healani Sonoda-Pale delivers a complaint from Protest Naʻi Aupuni and petitions to the Department of Interior

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23:  The Department of Interior Releases the Final Rule that would facilitate a pathway to creating a government to government relationship with the Native Hawaiian Community.  Protest Na’i Aupuni calls a press conference in rejecting this Rule.

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