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Committee and procedural abbreviations

Committee and procedural abbreviations

by Sandrine | Feb 25, 2026 | Hawaii State Public Policy

House Committees JHA – Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs FIN – Finance EEP – Energy & Environmental Protection HLT – Health & Homelessness LAT – Labor & Tourism ECD – Economic Development HOU – Housing WAL – Water & Land TRN – Transportation AGR –...
How to submit testimony to the Hawaiʻi State Legislature

How to submit testimony to the Hawaiʻi State Legislature

by Sandrine | Feb 25, 2026 | Hawaii State Public Policy

Hawaii’s legislature considers thousands of bills each session. Our Public Policy team tracks the ones that matter most, and when a hearing is scheduled, we ask members to submit testimony — so that common sense and lived experience have a voice on the floor. To...
How to submit testimony to the Hawaiʻi State Legislature

How to contact your representative

by Sandrine | Feb 25, 2026 | Civic engagement

Your voice carries the most weight when it comes from a constituent — your representative wants to hear from the people who actually live in their district. Whether you’re calling, emailing, or showing up in person, reaching out directly is one of the most...
How postcarding works

How postcarding works

by Sandrine | Feb 25, 2026 | Civic engagement, Blue Wave

Sending handwritten postcards is one of the most effective things you can do to support democracy. Research consistently shows that personal, handwritten outreach moves people to vote in ways that digital ads and mass mailings simply can’t match. How postcarding...
How phone banking works

How phone banking works

by Sandrine | Feb 25, 2026 | Civic engagement, Blue Wave

Phone banking is one of the most effective tools grassroots organizations like Indivisible have. Research shows that a good-faith conversation with a real person (even a stranger) is more persuasive than any ad, mailer, or automated message. When volunteers make...
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