On January 13, 2018, Hawai’i was gripped by a terrifying false missile alert, warning of an imminent ballistic strike and urging residents to seek shelter. The alert, broadcasted through TV, radio, and cell networks, spread panic across the islands, though the state’s civil defense sirens…
It’s a morning of mourning. Today, I feel less anger and more hurt. The election has left me grappling with a heavy sense of loss, and the words of The New York Times capture the gravity of this moment: “Four years after being impeached for his role…
A Struggle to Understand Trump’s Appeal I’m struggling to understand how nearly half of Americans could support Trump. Watching the Dixville Notch, New Hampshire vote, the first official vote of the election, I was stunned to see Trump receive 50% of the votes. I scrutinized…
Imagine struggling with anxiety, depression, or trauma, only to be told you can’t get help for half a year. That’s the harsh reality for countless Hawai’i residents, thanks to a shocking shortage of mental health professionals. Here’s why and how YOU can make a difference.…
