Moving together: The case for sustainable transportation in Hawaiʻi
The communities most exposed to the climate crisis are often the same communities already navigating the greatest transportation challenges.
Struggling on the frontline of collapse: Why a living wage is climate justice
A minimum wage increase is not just an economic policy. It is also a climate justice imperative.
Lawmakers must do more to invest in Hawaiʻi regenerative agriculture
The success of sustainable agriculture in Hawaiʻi will be contingent on sizable government investments in both small-scale farmers and the agencies that serve them.
How COVID-19 shaped Appleseed’s work in 2020
The year 2020 was a turbulent one, but it proved the power of Hawaiʻi’s greatest strength—its people.
Hawaiʻi’s household income loss is the highest in the nation
6 in 10 Hawaiʻi adults now live in a household in which at least one person has lost income
Appleseed announces 2019 policy agenda
After months of research spent examining these critical issues, this agenda prioritizes efforts for maximum benefit to the community at-large.