Part three of the Good Health Depends on Decent Housing series highlights the disconnect between the state’s housing market and the needs of its residents.

Part two in the Good Health Depends on Decent Housing series shows how helping people who are currently experiencing homelessness with housing and other needs is not only life-changing, but also saves money.

Part 1 of a Good Health Depends on Decent Housing series of policy briefs shows how chronic stress from insecure housing produces cumulative effects that result in mental and physical health problems.

Improving Hawaiʻi’s data policy to better serve Native Hawaiians.

In the context of COVID-19, correctional facilities are public health disasters waiting to happen.

Building food system resilience and feeding families in the time of COVID-19.

Policy and spending decisions to mitigate the impacts of the pandemic on Hawaiʻi and its people.

Patients, providers, and administrators alike agree that quality mental health care is hard to come by—there is a catastrophic dearth of services for low-income youth.

Native Hawaiian Issues Project Report

The Case for Justice for Micronesians in Hawaiʻi