Welcome to the video gallery. Here you will find all the video conversations from Journey to Justice
Toni Bissen is Executive Director of the Pu'a Foundation, a charitable organization that was established in 1996 as a result of the apology, redress, and reconciliation between the Native Hawaiian people and the United Church of Christ (UCC) for the Church's complicity involved with the 1893 overthrow of the Hawaiian Constitutional Monarchy.
In this interview, RaeDeen reflects upon the experiences that influenced her political consciousness, her research on Chief Kamanawa (her article is in the below attachment), her work on the Native Hawaiian Justice Task Force (as reflected in the attached report), and her commitment to higher education.
A former elementary school and college teacher, Patrick Uchigakiuchi has worked as a volunteer helping families address their relationship problems through conflict resolution and assisting with AIDS hospice care (during the beginning of the AIDS epidemic), and worked as a clinical psychologist, conducting researching and developing substance abuse prevention programs in community settings.
In this interview, Estrella discusses her 3 arrests: protesting against the University of California, Berkeley’s policy to invest in apartheid South Africa (1974), protesting the U.S. military testing of missiles (Star Wars) on sacred Hawaiian lands on Kauai (1993), and demonstrating against the City of Honolulu’s decision to close Ala Moana Park to the homeless (2006).