By taxing capital gains at the same rate as regular income, Hawaiʻi can make its tax code more fair while funding critical investments in education, housing, healthcare, and support for working families.

Policymakers have shaped an economy that relies far too much on extractive tourism that provides little to residents in return. To reverse these trends, we need a dramatic shift in our public policy. 

40 Years of Rising Costs & Stagnant Wages.

How We Invest in our State, Communities and People.

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.

Looking back at the Great Recession, 2007–09.

An overview of how Hawaiʻi invests in our future and our people.