Lessee Education Page Content

Aloha mai ka kou

This page will feature content to supplement the understanding of lessees on their rights and privileges as a small n, native of Hawaii, and the role this designation entitles them to in our present system of governance in accordance with our State Constitution and the Hawaiian Homes Commissions Act. During the lead up to the General Election we will also be looking at the new format of this election taking place during the pandemic. The candidates and the policies they are promoting will also be a focus. This page will also seek to emphasize the added benefit a strong homestead association has when dealing with DHHL and Hawaii State Government. Our association leadership will highlight different partners at times in order to present topics that we feel are educational and practical for our lessees to know.

Take it Seriously & Just Take It !

This is an opportunity for a Hawaiian agenda.

The timing is auspicious if the mission and narrative is carefully developed. The mission needs to be supported with as many (1)Hawaiians and Hawaiians at heart to positions in elected policy making government. This move coupled with (2)educating these politicians in what is presently in the statues is paramount to promoting a Hawaiian agenda favorable to native (N or n) Hawaiians. Once these two principles are fixed, we will need one other component, this is realizing the (3)educating of the rest of our political establishment has a firm grasp on these concepts. This would be the starting point to promoting an agenda that favors adherents to some of the promises and laws in the Hawaii State Constitution that have been ignored for generations, and were conditions to our Statehood.