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Trump’s War Against DEI Isn’t Going so Well in Virginia
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Trump’s War Against DEI Isn’t Going so Well in Virginia

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Affirmative efforts to reduce racial inequality — everything Trump dubs “illegal DEI” — remain legal and morally justSee the Story
From prison to produce: Freedom Farms helps reintegrate prisoners into society
Jackson County, Oregon · Jackson County

From prison to produce: Freedom Farms helps reintegrate prisoners into society

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By Rocky Walker Click here for updates on this story     JACKSON COUNTY, Oregon (KDRV) — With the prison system often described as a revolving door, one organization is quite literally, sowing seeds of change. Freedom Farms, a nonprofit based in Jackson County, is helping formerly incarcerated individuals transition back into society by teaching them how to grow, harvest, and sell produce. Participants like Lindsey McNab are proof of the program…See the Story
Report Uplifts New and Old Challenges Facing Nonprofits - Non Profit News

Report Uplifts New and Old Challenges Facing Nonprofits - Non Profit News

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Credit: Worawee Meepian on iStock The Center for Effective Philanthropy (CEP) recently released its third annual report on the state of nonprofits. The report, aptly titled, State of Nonprofits 2025: What Funders Need to Know, builds on the findings of its two previous reports. The report is based on the responses from 585 leaders participating in CEP’s Nonprofit Voice Project, which consists of nearly 900 US-based nonprofits receiving funding f…See the Story

Aon Appoints Dan Hartung as Global Head of Event Response for Risk Capital

Aon, the global insurance and reinsurance broker, has announced the appointment of Dan Hartung as the Global Head of Event Response for Risk Capital, effective immediately. With nearly 15 years of expertise in meteorology and catastrophe analytics, Hartung will oversee Aon’s event response operations. His role will focus on enhancing the company’s ability to deliver timely and actionable insights to insurance clients, improving their readiness a…See the Story

Ablan Returns Home as Editor of Hawaii Business

Steve Petranik of Hawaii Business writes about its new editor in chief, Jennifer Ablan, who has returned to the state where she grew up. Petranik writes, “I had offered her jobs at Hawaii Business in the past but she turned me down. This time she said yes, partly because of the opportunity to become editor in chief, partly […]Hawaii · HawaiiSee the Story

Hawai‘i’s Got Pride, and Plenty of Fight Too - Hawaii Business Magazine

Table of Contents U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono  Randy Soriano, Hawai‘i LGBT Legacy Foundation   Peter Tui Silva, Kumukahi Health + Wellness   Walter Kinoshita, SafeHaus Wellness Services  Dean Hamer and Joe Wilson, Lei Pua ‘Ala Queer Histories of Hawai‘i   Camaron Miyamoto, LGBTQ+ Center at UH Mānoa  In Just a Few Months, Decades of Progress Have Been Wiped Out  Introduction by Cynthia Wessendorf June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate Hawai‘i’s ric…LGBTQ+ · HonoluluRead Article

For Them, It’s Hawai‘i 2.0 - Hawaii Business Magazine

There’s no place like home, but what if “home” has become one of the most expensive places on Earth? For years, the Islands’ high cost of living and fewer career prospects had convinced many in Hawai‘i to seek opportunities on the mainland. Now a lot of them are reconsidering that decision. Paul Galindo, a locally born lawyer who practices in litigation, could be the poster child for how to successfully transition home. Galindo got a phone call …Honolulu · HonoluluRead Article

Building Relationships with Private Banking at Central Pacific Bank - Hawaii Business Magazine

Financial transactions that require the help of a banker usually require time and effort. Like making a trip to the bank or calling a 1-800 number. Private banking is different. Included in high levels of service are direct phone numbers for calls and texts, and an email address where help is available virtually any time. A private banker will also meet you at your home, office or somewhere more convenient. “I have signed loan documents at the a…Honolulu · HonoluluRead Article

Omidyar Fellows Calls on Visionary Leaders to Serve Hawaiʻi - Hawaii Business Magazine

The Hawai‘i Leadership Forum is now accepting applications for the tenth cohort of its Omidyar Fellows program. Rooted in an enduring commitment, theHawaii · HawaiiRead Article

He’s Part of the “Pit Crew” for a Maunakea Telescope - Hawaii Business Magazine

Beginnings: Derek Petrowski sets a goal every New Year’s Eve and did so again on Dec. 31, 2021. “I try to make it a realistic goal,” Petrowski says, “but this time I was feeling a little wild. So I said, ‘2022 is coming up, I’m going to get a job at a telescope.’” Petrowski is the son of an engineer, whose career took him around the world. Derek was born in Suva, Fiji, but his family settled in Hawai‘i in 1990. He left school after 10th grade wh…New Year · HawaiiRead Article

Why You Should Listen Like a Good Journalist – Even If Others Don’t Listen Back - Hawaii Business Magazine

I began life as a shy kid and though I have developed an outgoing exterior, in many ways I remain an introvert at heart. That has helped make me a good listener. I’ve also been an outsider and an insider, a success and a failure, affluent and poor – which I think helps me to be more empathetic to other people’s views. I love to learn and am willing to be proven wrong about things that I thought to be true. Or to understand a new perspective that…Honolulu · HonoluluRead Article

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