by Sandrine | Apr 9, 2026 | Fight ICE
When you witness ICE or other federal law enforcement in action, every detail counts. Use the SALUTE framework to make sure you capture what matters most. Work through each letter in order, as quickly and safely as you can. For guidance on what to do before you start...
by Sandrine | Mar 22, 2026 | Fair elections
Democracy isn’t an empty word — it’s a system of government built on the simple idea that power belongs to the people, and leaders are accountable to those they serve. It took centuries of struggle to build, and it requires active participation to survive....
by Sandrine | Mar 21, 2026 | Elections
When you vote in Hawaiʻi, your ballot reflects three distinct levels of government: federal (United States), state (Hawaiʻi), and local (county). Each level handles different issues, and each has its own elected officials. Here’s a quick breakdown. Federal...
by Sandrine | Mar 21, 2026 | Elections
Two elections, two different purposes In most of the United States, including Hawaiʻi, elections follow a two-step process: a primary in the summer and a general election in November. In the primary, voters declare their party and within each party, voters choose...
by Sandrine | Mar 3, 2026 | Fight ICE
Regardless of your immigration status, each resident or visitor in Hawaiʻi has constitutional rights. This page explains what those rights are, how to protect yourself and others if you witness or experience an enforcement action, and where to get help or report an...
