Events

• WFC Planning Meeting

  

  Join us join us on Tuesday, July 23rd and help us set a Working Families Agenda for the 2020 legislative session.

  What do our working families need in order to survive and thrive.

  How do we come together as a community to make sure our legislators understand these needs as a total package and that just tackling one issue at a time isn't enough.

  This will be a facilitated conversation with our Working Families Coalition Partners to start to set our agenda for the 2020 season.

  If you would be interested in joining the coalition, please email Laura Nevitt

  There is limited, free parking at ILWU, or you can park across the street at Ala Moana mall.

  Lunch will be provided so please RSVP so we can order enough food for everyone.

  Tuesday, July 23, 2019 at 11:00 AM · 14 rsvps

  ILWU Local 142 Meeting Hall in Honolulu, HI

  14 RSVPs

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• 2019 Leg Debrief, 2020 Convening

  

   

  Please Join us in Tuesday, July 30th as we debrief on the 2019 Legislative Session (as it pertains to our 2019 Children's Policy Agenda)

  Then join in a discussion and begin work on the 2020 Children's Policy Agenda

  Breakfast will be served.

  Parking ramp at Hawaii FCU.

  Tuesday, July 30, 2019 at 09:00 AM · 23 rsvps

  HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union in Honolulu, HI

  23 RSVPs

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• Keiki Talks: When Stress Becomes Toxic

  

  2 in 5 children in Hawaiʻi have been exposed to traumatic experiences.

  This childhood trauma can have lifelong consequences.
  Our students and employees are already facing these today.

   

  Join us to learn about how toxic stress is affecting Hawaiʻi’s workforce and communities — and, as community leaders, how we can prevent this from happening in the first place. Breakfast is included. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

  

  Featuring Sarah Enos Watamura, Ph.D.
  Professor of Psychology, Director of the Child Health & Development Laboratory, and Co-Director of the Stress, Early Experience and Development (SEED) Research Center at University of Denver. Read more about Dr. Watamura.

  About Keiki Talks

  Keiki Talks are Hawaiʻi Children’s Action Network’s premiere forum for community leaders to learn about issues affecting Hawaiʻi’s children. Previous topics have included the economic benefits of childhood investment, paid family leave, and the latest trends in early childhood policies.

  Presented by

  

  In Partnership With
  Department of Health Maternal and Child Health Branch

  Wednesday, August 07, 2019 at 07:30 AM · 3 rsvps

  The Pacific Club in Honolulu , HI

  3 RSVPs