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Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation is a nonprofit, public interest law firm based in Honolulu, HI. For nearly 50 years, they have been dedicated to protecting and advancing Native Hawaiian identity and culture by representing Native Hawaiian cultural practitioners, families, and communities in legal matters that impact their ability to maintain their connection to the land, preserve traditional practices, and safeguard the natural environment that Hawaiian culture relies on. With a team of passionate legal professionals, Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation provides a range of services to empower Native Hawaiians in defending and asserting their legal rights in Native Hawaiian law. Their practice areas include quiet title defense, family land trust creation, ceded lands trust, Hawaiian home lands, water rights, access rights, burial protection, and the protection of traditional and customary practices, cultural intellectual property, traditional knowledge, and data sovereignty.Generated from the website

Hawaii Women in Filmmaking (HWF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering women and gender-diverse individuals to share their stories through film. Since its inception in 2011, HWF has focused on advocacy, education, and community outreach to reshape the narrative of who creates films and whose voices are represented in the industry. Through initiatives such as the W HINE FILM FUND and the Reel Camps, HWF provides resources and support for filmmakers, aiming to foster a more inclusive film community. By promoting collaboration and storytelling, HWF strives to make a meaningful impact within the film industry and beyond. Generated from the website

Established in 1965, the Honolulu Community Action Program Inc. (HCAP) is a private 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing need-based human services on the island of Oʻahu. HCAP's mission is to deliver opportunities and inspiration, empowering low-income individuals and families to achieve self-reliance through various programs and services. HCAP focuses on six major areas: Early Childhood, Employment, Education, Economic Development, Emergency Transitional Programs, and Community Development Advocacy. The organization is committed to supporting the community through highly diverse programs that emphasize active participation and individual growth. Generated from the website