Overview of Black and Pink’s organizational structure, vision, mission and programs. Brief overview of how public policy reform, education and advocacy can change mass incarceration, overrepresentation and over sentencing, racial profiling, institutionalized racism, solitary confinement and sex violence inside our prisons and jails across the nation. We will also discuss how individual and collective civic […]
Condominium Associations Fair Housing Laws Part 2
Tune in for Condo Insider with Richard Emery and Scott Sherley for Part II of Condominium Associations & Fair Housing Laws . In this episode we cover The 1991 Fair Housing Act; Hostile Living Environments; Voidable CC&Rs or Deed Restrictions; Medical Marijuana; and Disparate Impact. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am […]
Condominium Associations Fair Housing Laws
What are the fair housing laws by which condominium associations must abide? Tune in for Condo Insider where Richard Emery and Scott Sherley explain The Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 and Amendments of 1988, the Hawaii State Fair Housing (HRS 515), The most common violations of unlawful housing discrimination, Hostile Living Environments and Deed […]
Honoring Women in History – We Have An Opportunity Right Now
A new year and a new legislative session offers the State of Hawaii new opportunities. Join Carl Campagna, host of Movers Shakers Reformers, for an overview of incredible women in history followed by an in depth look at the opportunities currently presented to Hawaii. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to […]
A New State Homeless Law You Really Hate
Curtis Kropar of Hawaiian Hope and Raya Salter of Imagine Power join Jay Fidell to discuss the detrimental changes in homeless laws and emergency shelters. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, Hawaii Time, then streaming earlier shows through the night. Check us out any time […]
Fair Housing and Civil Rights in Hawaii – Jelani Madaraka Esq. and William Hoshijo Esq.
Details: Tune in for part one of a two-part program discussing the latest development in Civil Rights Law and Policy. This week’s guests discuss language access issues, the challenges faced by new immigrants to Hawaii and the interests of specific segments of our community, including people with disabilities. The host for this episode was Danielle […]
The Gift of Underpants and Political Analysis
A retired political science professor at the University of Hawaii, Neal Milner currently serves as a political analyst and columnist for Civil Beat. Milner joins Hawaii State Senator Russell Ruderman to discuss his most recent book is The Gift of Underpants and share insight on local and national politics. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the […]
Affordable Housing in Your Backyard
Join host Raya Salter as she speaks with Eileen Lacaden of Hawaii Appleseed about ADU housing, or Accessory Dwelling Units in Hawaii. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm every weekday afternoon, Hawaii Time, then streaming earlier shows through the night. Check us out any time for great content […]
Purchasing or Selling Real Estate Successfully
Born into a family of five in Cheshire, CT, Tiffany Staton was raised by her loving parents who migrated to the north from North Carolina. Her parents, born sharecroppers that picked cotton and tobacco, instilled in her a work ethic and curiosity that would push her to believe that all dreams can come true. Tiffany […]
Avoid Fair Housing Mistakes
Sergio J. Alcubilla, Director of External Relations at Legal Aid Society of Hawaii, Dan O’Meara, Managing Attorney/Asset Protection Unit, and Madonna Castro Perez, Civil Rights Advocate, join Jane to share the Legal Aid Society of Hawaii’ and the services they provide. We also learn about the FHIP (Federal grants to Legal Aid to fund enforcement […]