Perspectives on Global Justice
Climate change is warming our oceans, catastrophic coral bleaching events are becoming more common, and a rising demand for seafood may soon deplete our fisheries. What can we do to save Hawaii’s marine ecosystems? Rep. Kaniela Ing brought together experts, community members, and key policy makers –all in one room — to answer this questions […]
Democracy In The U.S.
Today’s episode of Perspectives on Global Justice will examine the current state of democracy under Trump administration . Join us and learn more about the Democratic Party of Hawaii’s vision and mission and ways that constintuents can continue to be inspired and civically engaged in the state of Hawaii and in the U. S. ThinkTech […]
Paradise Eluded
This episode of Perspectives on Global Justice briefly reviews engendered descriptions of marginalization of women and children in Hawaii and in Sri Lanka; and how post colonial caste and level of poverty contribute to paradise eluded in Hawaii and in colonized islands accross the globe. We also examine where and internal social structures that maintains […]
Do Not Panic. Be Prepared!
Do Not Panic. Be Prepared! Disaster management: best practices for educating and preparing citizens and the community to respond and to survive large scale disasters and emergencies. Robin Lewis is a humanitarian and an international coordinator for Peace Boat , an NGO with Consultative Status with the United Nations. Robin’s work is focused on disaster […]
Pacific Islanders Lives Matter
Tune in for Perspective on Global Justice for a short overview of how COFA was created, where COFA citizens find themselves at in today’s society and their hopes for a future where they are equally included and represented in American society and local government efforts to have that reoresented in public policies that addresses racial […]
Peace, Healing and Harmony
Tune in for Perspectives on Global Justice with Beatriz Cantelmo for an episode called peace, healing and harmony in times of turmoil and insecurity. Guest Suzette Floriani, a Brazilian National Astrologer, reiki and holistic medicine practitioner will discuss how the de- escalation of violence in our personal and public lives can promote peace, healing and […]
Our Kuleana on Behalf of Indigenous peoples Social Justice
Beatriz Cantelmo and Reynaldo Morales will examine how individual collective civic engagement can positively influence government’s responsibility and obligation to ensure social justice for indigenous peoples and nations. In today’s Program we will discuss an example of how Peruvian public health policies and indigenous women’s human rights were revised in the 1990s after documentation of […]
Black Womans Heal Day
On this episode of Perspectives on Global Justice, Lilada Gee and Bea cantelmo examine the types of violence and systemic barriers that black women in the United States and in other countries are faced with, as well as potential solutions to bridge these gaps in order to heal. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet […]
Harmony And Peaceful Solutions Under Dire Circumstances
This Perspective on Global Justice program examines global tensions, and global issues such as economic disparities, climate change and violence. Suzete Floriani shows us how astrology can assist us when approaching conflicts, people of all creeds and nations with more understanding, compassion and respect. ThinkTech Hawaii streams live on the Internet from 11:00 am to […]
Theft Of A Nation
Marsha Joyner appears on Perspectives on Global Justice with Beatriz Cantelmo to tell us all about Theft of a Nation, a play based on Nation Within from author Tom Coffmann. The theft of a nation was a reenactment of events that led to the proclamation of the existence of the republic of Hawaii on July […]