april is native hawaiian plant month
Craig DeSilvaCelebrate Native Hawaiian Plant Month and Earth Day on April 22 by planting a native. You'll be helping the environment and learning about Hawaiian culture and tradition.
Eat Well
instant pot spaghetti squash
How do you cook spaghetti squash? Try it in an Instant Pot! Then, instead of serving it with your spaghetti sauce, make it into a casserole with some chicken, cheese, and Greek yogurt.
Upcoming Events
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Saturday, May 28, 2022
8:15 AM-12:15 PM
Kailua,
Oahu
Walk with a Doc on Hawaii Island
May 29 - June 29
8:00 AM-9:00 AM
Big Island
Blood Bank of Hawaii Blood Drives
May 31 - June 30
8:00 AM-4:30 PM
Big Island
From the Magazine
Take a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
We spend much of our waking hours at work. So why not love the work you do? Here are three people who have workplace satisfaction.
YWCA’s Minority Business Development Agency Enterprising Women of Color Business Center helps business owners like Lori Silva find ways to grow. Learn how the Center helped Silva make Napua’ala one of fewer than 30 certified Women-owned Small Businesses in Hawaii allowed to compete for government contracts.
employers supporting employees
Health and well-being isn't only done at home. Many employers are taking care of their employees in extraordinary ways. It's been a big payoff for both companies and workers.
Not only does the University of Hawai‘i at West Oahu care about bringing quality education to its students, it also takes care of its faculty and staff. Meet Kealani Cook, Ph.D., Robyn Tasaka, Ph.D., and Jesse Mikasobe-Kealiinohomoku. Find out what drew them to the university, what they love about what they do, and how UHWO supports their happiness, health, and well-being.
It’s a game that many Hawaiians remember playing as children. Ulu maika is a traditional stone disc-rolling game played as a part of the Makahiki celebration stating in the fall. We'll explore the physical and cultural benefits of ulu maika.