Native Hawaiian empowerment is gaining significant traction, presenting exciting opportunities for entrepreneurs, investors, and professionals in Hawaii. This movement is underscored by the efforts of organizations like the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA). Kuhio Lewis, CEO of CNHA, is actively involved in initiatives aimed at revitalizing Native Hawaiian lands and culture.
One key example is the project at Honouliuli, a historic ahupuaa (traditional land division) that once served as a retreat for Hawaiian royalty. With the vision of redeveloping such culturally significant locations, CNHA and its partners also aim to restore the area's natural abundance which once served as a navigational marker for fishermen. This focus on heritage and sustainability represents a strategic shift towards culturally sensitive real estate development, offering a unique value proposition for investors. This is aligned with the CNHA's mission to advance the Native Hawaiian community.
The CNHA is holding its annual convention in Washington State to connect with the growing population of Native Hawaiians living on the continent. This event underscores the importance of community and cultural exchange as essential to the advancement of Native Hawaiians. The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement views this as an opportunity to
