Reflections On Silent Spring At 60 Hapa Hawai I Alliance For After 60 years, silent spring is still changing the world. in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of silent spring by rachel carson i had the pleasure of being a part of a roundtable discussion with a scientist, farmer, journalist and biologist on the legacy of this groundbreaking book. In commemoration of the 60th anniversary of silent spring by rachel carson hapa’s executive director, anne frederick participated in a roundtable discussion with a scientist, farmer, journalist and biologist on the legacy of this groundbreaking book.
Hapa Strategic Planning Retreat 2022 Hapa Hawai I Alliance For The theme was “towards a just transition and the green new deal.” to address the magnitude and diversity of the challenges of our era, the convening was designed to build intersectional alliances across groups and issues in hawai’i that are typically siloed. Join us on july 12th with longtime funder and advocate, when anne frederick, the executive director of the hawaiʻi alliance for progressive action (hapa), will talk about the long struggle for common sense regulation of pesticides in hawaiʻi. In 1962, carson exposed the human and environmental harms of pesticides in “silent spring,” a bestselling book that helped catalyze major environmental legislation. today, we face a similar. At hapa, we believe that when people come together with heart and commitment to an issue, we can create powerful change in hawai‘i towards economic, social and environmental justice.
Hapa Strategic Planning Retreat 2022 Hapa Hawai I Alliance For In 1962, carson exposed the human and environmental harms of pesticides in “silent spring,” a bestselling book that helped catalyze major environmental legislation. today, we face a similar. At hapa, we believe that when people come together with heart and commitment to an issue, we can create powerful change in hawai‘i towards economic, social and environmental justice. Do you know someone who would be good fit for one or more of these available positions? this is a great opportunity for someone with proven experience who wants to work in a dynamic and fast growing young organization committed to environmental, economic and social justice issues in hawai`i. The hawaiʻi alliance for progressive action (hapa) is deeply committed to championing social, economic, and environmental justice throughout hawaiʻi. recognizing the interconnected nature of food systems, we underscore that the challenges plaguing these systems are not isolated from broader social, economic, and environmental concerns. Hapa works to address the interconnected root causes of inequity in hawai`i, linking hawai`i’s serious environmental issues with economic, cultural and social justice. we do this through a combination of community organizing, coalition building, advocacy and educational initiatives. Hapa has engaged in various campaigns across the pae`aina to restore healthy streamflow mauka to makai. on kauai, hapa works closely on the campaign to support the restoration of the north fork of the wailua river.
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