Chair

Lei is a Kanaka Maoli cultural practitioner and artist. She was an early member of Nuclear Free Independent Pacific and has been in the movement for a liberated Hawaiʻi for over 30 years.

Vice Chair

An expert on land titles and dispositions, Kaiulani is an avid gardener.

Treasurer

Nani is a businesswoman who is a native Hawaiian homesteader and a member of Papakolea Community Association.

Secretary

Healani is a community leader who has strong genealogical roots to Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi Island and Kauaʻi. She is an educator, feminist organizer, and protector of iwi, water, land and Kanaka Maoli rights. She is also the lead organizer for the O'ahu Water Protectors.

Member

Kauwila cultural practioner who has strong community ties to O'ahu's Windward and North Shore. Aside from being a land and water protector she is also a doctoral candidate at Chaminade University in Leadership and Adaptation with an emphasis in Indigenous Leadership.

Member

Kealoha is a cultural practitioner and a long time protector of Mauna Kea and founder of Mauna Kea Anaina Hou and Kai Palaoa. She has been in many landmark cases and projects protecting sacred sites and environment. Kealoha is a respected community leader who resides on Hawai’i island.

Member

Kahunawai is an Associate Professor of Education Administration and co-author of Haunani-Kay Traskʻs biography.

Member

Kapali is a musician and member of the band Lahaina Grown. He is a survivor of the 2023 Lahaina Fires and the co-founder of Lahaina Community Land Trust. He has been in the struggle for landback in West Maui for decades and is a Hawaiian Homesteader.

Member

Lehua is a Kanaka Maoli attorney who has helped draft multiple position statements and articles on self-determination. She is on the Hawaiian Home Lands waiting list and was the last elected Kia’aina of Ka Lāhui Hawai’i