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Past Events

 

Hawaii Broadband Hui

Established in early 2020, the Hawaiʻi Broadband Hui is a grassroots effort among diverse members across Hawaii to convene to address community needs and identify actions related to broadband & digital equity for education, work, telehealth and livelihood.

All interested individuals and organizations are welcome to attend the virutal weekly meetings that are held on the first and third Wednesdays of each month from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

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Webinar Satellite Internet Uncovered: Performance Trends and Policy Implications
Oct
16

Webinar Satellite Internet Uncovered: Performance Trends and Policy Implications

A panel discussion on the role satellite will play in BEAD and beyond

In this upcoming webinar, join Ookla for a data-driven discussion on performance trends, adoption challenges, and the role satellite will play in BEAD and beyond. 

Panelists include Jaren Tengan, Broadband Coordinator, Department of Hawaiian Home Lands

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Maui Nui Digital Coalition All-Chapter Meeting
Oct
15

Maui Nui Digital Coalition All-Chapter Meeting

This meeting of the Maui Nui Digital Coalition was a virtual meeting that included the Lanai, Molokai, and Maui Island Chapters all together.

All were invited to join in and hear current updates and the future outlook from Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke, the Maui County Broadband Initiative, the Department of Hawaiian Home Lands Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program, and the University of Hawaii Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment Program.

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2025 Hawaiʻi Broadband Hōʻike
Oct
6
to Oct 7

2025 Hawaiʻi Broadband Hōʻike

Come together in Windward Oʻahu with community organizations, policymakers, and industry leaders to explore how broadband access can drive economic opportunity, digital equity, and innovation across Hawaiʻi.

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Digital Aloha Month
Sep
1
to Sep 30

Digital Aloha Month

The month of September 2025 has been proclaimed Digital Aloha Month by Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke.

Digital Aloha Month reminds us that technology should connect us, not divide us. We believe we can build better online communities and protect our mental health and well-being by practicing the Principles of Digital Aloha.

All month long, let’s practice aloha online.

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