EVERY Wednesday this semester come by the Uala Leaf Cafe in Hale ‘Ākoakoa and grab free lunch!

Join us for the Annual Native Hawaiian Scholarship ‘Aha. Get your scholarship applications and great advice from participating organizations.

ALU LIKE, Inc.
Hawaiʻi Community Foundation
Kamehameha Schools
Ke Aliʻi Pauahi Foundation
Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship
UH System

FREE! Open to ALL! But please register here: https://collegeiswithinreachhawaii.com/upcoming-events/
Dinner will be provided, and a chance for a $500 scholarship giveaway! Lots more prizes and giveaways, too!

Sponsored by Hawaii P-20, Gear-Up Hawaii, NHEA
For more information, please contact:
Ku‘ulei Miranda, WCC NH counselor
daniluck@hawaii.edu or 808-235-7474

Get help with scholarship applications for next year! There is free money out there to help you fund your time in college – come get assistance finding and applying for it.

The Safe Zone Program’s objective is for trained participants to utilize their gained knowledge and skills to foster a safe and inclusive community for LGBTQ students, faculty, and staff to promote social justice in the University of Hawaiʻi System.

Upon completion of a Safe Zone Training, participants will be invited to become Advocates in the University of Hawaiʻi System Safe Zone Program.

Any office or faculty/staff member that has the LGBTI Safe Zone poster is a part of the previous Safe Zone Allies Program. Any office or faculty/staff/student office that has the LGBTQ Safe Zone Poster declared they are advocates. Click on the link for the list of faculty/staff/students at Windward Community College who have declared they are an ally or an advocate.

Windward Community College Safe Zone Program Allies and Advocates

EVERY Wednesday this semester come by the Uala Leaf Cafe in Hale ‘Ākoakoa and grab free lunch!

This semester, WCC BIOL 171 Lab students worked in partnership with Kaiāulu ʻo Kahaluʻu and the Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine Biology to learn about and help steward the Kahaluʻu Loʻi terraces in ʻĀhuimanu, and conduct research on ʻOʻopu, ʻŌpae, Hīhīwai and Hapawai in the stream.

Join us to learn more about the significance of the Kahaluʻu Loʻi terraces and the biocultural importance of these stream organisms.

Gift/Receive; Everything is FREE

Participate in a Gifting Economy!

Neighbors with their’ohana come to give and gift, take and receive, browse, socialize, build community and express gratitude! No buying, selling, trading, or bartering.S

Open to students, staff, faculty and their families, as well as community members.

Gifters set up under the solar arrays. Receivers simply show up and park in uncovered stalls near Hale A’o. If you would like to clear your clutter and be a Gifter, contact Trish Brubaker (pyb@hawaii.edu)

Bonus: you can be a gifter AND a receiver!

He ali’i ka ‘aina, he kauwa ke kanaka.
Caring for Hawaii and the planet.