Empowering Native Hawaiian communities through equitable opportunities, this area focuses on building sustainable livelihoods, supporting local entrepreneurship, and strengthening economic self-reliance grounded in kuleana (responsibility) and aloha ‘āina.

A celebration of creativity and identity, this area uplifts cultural practitioners, traditional artisans, and contemporary artists whose work keeps mo‘omeheu Hawai‘i (Hawaiian culture) alive, evolving, and accessible to all generations.

‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i stands at the heart of identity and knowledge. This focus area advances language revitalization, immersion programs, and educational initiatives that inspire learning through Hawaiian perspectives and values.

Rooted in the ancestral practices of mālama ‘āina and mālama kai, this area unites cultural wisdom and modern sustainability to protect Hawai‘i’s natural resources and restore balance between people and the environment.

Grounded in the wisdom of the land, this area supports farmers, traditional agricultural systems, and local food networks to restore food sovereignty and ensure access to healthy, culturally connected nourishment for all.

Advocating for justice, representation, and sovereignty, this area strengthens Native Hawaiian voices in policy, governance, and community leadership—ensuring that rights, lands, and cultural integrity are preserved for future generations.

At the core of healing and restoration, this area champions the return of ‘āina to Native Hawaiian stewardship—reconnecting people to place, protecting sacred spaces, and renewing cultural and spiritual foundations.

Focusing on community stability and belonging, this area expands pathways to homeownership, revitalizes Hawaiian Homesteads, and strengthens generational ties to ancestral lands through equitable housing opportunities.