Mahalo piha to all that came out to raise awareness across all the islands in Hawaii!
As Mayor Rick Blangiardi said yesterday, “We must condemn and hold accountable the perpetrators and forces that seek to rob and destroy the lives of innocent victims… Every human life, especially those of our keiki, deserve to be raised with honorable cultural values and virtues of ‘ohana.”
Mahalo to Mayor Rick Blangiardi, and his gracious staff, for stepping forward to declare his commitment to the fight against trafficking. Mahalo to Lt. Gov Josh Green for his unwavering support and to all who attended the Mayor’s Proclamation, a demonstration of their commitment to prevent trafficking!
Mahalo to those who could not be there and sent their support and encouragement.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CYnttEtJ6zc/
Mahalo to all the volunteers from across the islands who made signs, sent messages, and showed up to take a stand against trafficking. Together we will continue to raise awareness. Together we will bring and end to human trafficking in our islands!
” HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – At Honolulu Hale on Tuesday, city and community leaders commemorated Human Trafficking Awareness Day by lining the sidewalks with red sand.
The sand represents all of the victims of trafficking who have fallen through the cracks.
Officials estimate that every year, 40 million people worldwide are forced into labor and sex trafficking — and 1 in 4 are children.”
Article by HawaiiNewsNow Published: Jan. 11, 2022 at 4:48 PM HST
HONOLULU (KHON2) – Posted: Jan 11, 2022 / 02:01 PM HST / Updated: Jan 11, 2022 / 02:01 PM HST
Article by Star Advertiser Jan. 12, 2022
Hawaii is a hub for international business and trading, with an economy fueled by tourism and a large military populati
For most people, time spent in community service might be a few weekend hours at a local shelter or fundraiser. But for
We are thrilled to announce another major milestone! Just this summer, Hoʻōla Nā Pua was conditionally approved to st
