The fight to protect Kapūkaki, our water, and life on O‘ahu. See what’s happening and how you can help.

The fight to protect Maunakea from the mismanagement of UH and the state, and the international interests of the TMT corporation continues. What’s happened so far?

On the American holiday that celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Navy chaplains in Hawai‘i repeatedly invoked his name and talked about “honoring his legacy.”

WATCH: Paʻa Ke Aupuni is a unique 60-minute hand-drawn, animated film that gets straight to the point. It zooms in on key facts explaining how the Hawaiian Kingdom came to be, how it evolved to stand firmly on the international world stage of sovereign nations, and how the United States came to claim Hawai‘i.

WATCH: The Subcommittee on Readiness Hearing on the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility — The Current Crisis, the Response, and the Way Forward

WATCH: Inspections, repairs, and maintenance did not prevent a leak in 2014. Operator error only exacerbated the problem of the corroding tanks and the outer concrete shell that the Navy admits is “impossible to maintain.”

WATCH: A 6-minute video. The security of O‘ahu’s collective future is at stake. What’s happening?

Progressive International: Statement on the crimes of the US Navy in Hawai’i

The Washington Post talked to families who were drinking the tainted tap water.

KITV reports on the testimony given by Dr. Norfleet on December 20, 2021 at a Department of Health hearing.

Civil Beat provides their summary of the 13-hour Department of Health hearing where Navy officials did their best to fend off criticism about their lack of action since 2015’s order to do something about the aging tanks.

A collective of women in Hawaiʻi who address local and international issues relating to demilitarization, peace, and non-violence.

Kaʻohewai—a coalition of Hawaiian organizations rising in defense of Kapūkaki, and dedicated to nurturing and sustaining the well-being of our water, land, and the life they support—is calling for the immediate removal of the 20 Kapūkaki Navy fuel tanks.