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 American Friends Service Committee - Hawai‘i Area Program invites you to our 40th Anniversary Celebration
“Spirit In Action”
Fundraising Dinner
and Silent Auction
Spirit in Action Honorees
Robert Aitken, Zen teacher, co-founder of the Bud¬dhist Peace Fellowship and a founding committee mem¬ber of the AFSC in Hawai’i
Fred Dodge, Physician and social justice activist, mem¬ber of Malama Makua.
Noelani Goodyear-Ka‘opua & Keola Nakanishi, co-founders of Halau Ku Mana, Native Hawaiian Charter School
Music by Liko Martin, Jon Osorio, Owana Salazar and Kahuli
Catering by the KCC Culinary Department
$50 per person ($20 tax deductible)
$25 for Children 6 - 12 ($10 tax deductible) Children 5 and under are free
No Host Bar. Free parking. Disability access.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
5:00 - 9:00 pm
Kapi‘olani Community College
Ohi‘a Dining Room
RSVP by September 3, 2008
Call AFSC Hawai‘i (808) 988-6266
View the invitation for more details.
THE MILITARY WANTS YOUR NUMBER!
PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY! OPT OUT NOW!
The No Child Left Behind Act requires secondary schools to turnover names, phone numbers and addresses of all juniors, seniors & possibly sophomores to military recruiters, or lose funding. However, students & parents have the right to keep their information private.
IT’S EASY TO PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY:
1. Fill out the required information below and sign it. Any secondary (7-12th grade) student can fill out the form, Parents and guardians can also fill out the form, but their signature is not required.
2. Cut off the form and return it to your school office
3. Repeat each school year.
4. Keep educated & inform friends & family.
DOWNLOAD THE FORM IN ENGLISH HERE
MULTI-LANGUAGE OPT OUT FORMS
2007 UPDATE: These forms were created in 2006, according to the Hawai'i DOE you no longer have to be 18 to fill out an opt-out form. These forms can still be used and filled out by ANY secondardy student OR their parent.
Cebuano
Chinese
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Hungarian
Ilocano
Japanese
Korean
Samoan
Spanish
Tagalog
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KU I KA PONO 2005
join the huaka'i to Kukaniloko, the sacred birthing stones and piko of O'ahu, to demonstrate our opposition to the Stryker Brigade invasion and the destruction of our cultural sites and natural resources.
>>M O R E
THE
MARINE CORP WILL
NOT TRAIN IN WAIKANE
The Marine Corps' decision to cancel jungle warfare training
plans in Waikane is an important victory for Windward communities
and for all people opposed to military expansion.
>>M
O R E
 KAHO`OLAWE
RETURNED TO THE STATE
The
US military transferred jurisdiction of Kaho`olawe to the state
of Hawaii on November 11. While the state and its partners were
celebratory of the hand over, many residents are outraged with
the military's current plans for expansion here in Hawai`i.
The militarys expansion plans includes a land grab of more than
30,000 acres of Hawaiian land.
DMZ
Hawaii/Aloha `Aina Press Statement
November
12, 2002 |
