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HR 213
Hawaii House•Adopted
Summary
HR 213, “Recognizing Hawaiian Council For 25 Years Of Dedicated Service, Impactful Leadership, And Steadfast Advocacy On Behalf Of The Native Hawaiian Community”, was introduced in the House on Apr 7, 2026 by Rep. Darius Kila (D). It last saw action on Apr 7, 2026: Resolution adopted in final form.
Record
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HR 213 has no co-sponsors and has not gone to a roll call.
hr213/introduced.txtHOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVESH.R. NO.213THIRTY-THIRD LEGISLATURE, 2026STATE OF HAWAIIHOUSE RESOLUTIONRECognizing hawaiian council for 25 years of dedicatedservice, impactful leadership, and steadfast advocacy on behalf of the nativehawaiian community.���� WHEREAS, formerlyknown as the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, HAWAIIAN COUNCIL wasfounded in 2001 as a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting thecultural, economic, political, and community development of Native Hawaiians;and���� WHEREAS, underthe leadership of Robin Danner, Michelle Kaʻuhane,and Kūhiō Lewis, HAWAIIAN COUNCIL has advanced Native Hawaiian self-sufficiencyby advocating for policies and programs that uplift lāhui priorities andreflect the values, traditions, and aspirations of Native Hawaiians; and���� WHEREAS, HAWAIIANCOUNCIL has demonstrated a strong commitment to economic empowerment andexpanded access to capital for Native Hawaiians through its activities as aNative Community Development Financial Institution and a HUD-Certified HousingCounseling Agency; the organization also operates a small business accelerator,trades academy, and marketplace, creating a comprehensive pipeline of supportfor individuals, families, and other nonprofit organizations; and���� WHEREAS, HAWAIIANCOUNCIL has continued to center culture in its work, including developingNative Hawaiian-led visitor experiences and productions, transforming thetourism industry towards a more regenerative future, and helping to repatriateiwi kūpuna and other Native Hawaiian artifacts; and���� WHEREAS, intimes of crisis, HAWAIIAN COUNCIL has stepped forward to provide criticalsupport to Native Hawaiian communities, establishing small business support andcommunity outreach services during the COVID-19 pandemic and implementingemergency housing solutions, rental assistance, and wraparound recoveryservices during the August 2023 Maui wildfires; and���� WHEREAS, HAWAIIANCOUNCIL continues to play a vital role in connecting the Native Hawaiiancommunity through its annual Native Hawaiian Convention, which has become oneof the largest gatherings of Native Hawaiians in the nation and serves as aspace for cultural exchange, policy discussion, networking, and collectivevisioning for the future; and���� WHEREAS, HAWAIIANCOUNCIL's success over the past 25 years is a result of its exceptionalleadership, dedicated staff, motivated interns, committed partners, and amembership base of over 1,400 individuals and groups, as well as the collectivewisdom and strength of Native Hawaiian communities throughout the country thatcontinue to shape the organization's direction and priorities; and���� WHEREAS, HAWAIIANCOUNCIL has now grown into one of the largest and most influential NativeHawaiian organizations in the nation, employing over 400 people and serving asa coordinating force for diverse organizations, leaders, and communitiesstatewide and nationally; and���� WHEREAS, the25th Anniversary of HAWAIIAN COUNCIL represents a significantmilestone for the organization, which remains committed to serving futuregenerations of Native Hawaiians; now, therefore,���� BE ITRESOLVED by the House of Representatives of the Thirty-third Legislature of theState of Hawaiʻi,Regular Session of 2026, that this body hereby recognizes HAWAIIAN COUNCIL for25 years of dedicated service, impactful leadership, and steadfast advocacy onbehalf of the Native Hawaiian community and extends its warmest aloha and bestwishes for continued success in all future endeavors.OFFERED BY:_____________________________Report Title:�HawaiianCouncil
Recognizing Hawaiian Council For 25 Years Of Dedicated Service, Impactful Leadership, And Steadfast Advocacy On Behalf Of The Native Hawaiian Community.
Sponsors
Rep. Darius Kila (D) sponsors HR 213 alone.
History
HR 213 has taken 4 actions since Apr 7, 2026.
| Chamber | Action | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Apr 7, 2026 | House | To be offered. | ||
Apr 7, 2026 | House | Offered | ||
Apr 7, 2026 | House | Adopted with none voting aye with reservations; none voting no (0) and Representative(s) Kong, Quinlan excused (2). | ||
Apr 7, 2026 | House | Resolution adopted in final form. |
Votes
HR 213 has not gone to a roll call.
Source: capitol.hawaii.gov · legiscan.com