People of Hawaii
Learn about the many and varied people of Hawaii, the Polynesians, Chinese, Japanese, Filipinos, Samoans and many more.
The Other Side of Paradise
Just a few miles and several minutes north of the beautiful Ko Olina Resort on Oahu's Leeward Coast you will find the other side of paradise. There, on sixteen miles of beaches and beach parks stretching beneath the Waianae Mountains, you'll find the tents, wooden containers, vans and simple overhangs that are the residences of many of Oahu's homeless population which, by some estimates, numbers over 4,000.
Just a few miles and several minutes north of the beautiful Ko Olina Resort on Oahu's Leeward Coast you will find the other side of paradise. There, on sixteen miles of beaches and beach parks stretching beneath the Waianae Mountains, you'll find the tents, wooden containers, vans and simple overhangs that are the residences of many of Oahu's homeless population which, by some estimates, numbers over 4,000.
The Chinese in Hawaii
Find out how the Chinese came to Hawaii and made the islands their home.
Find out how the Chinese came to Hawaii and made the islands their home.
The People of Hawaii
Who are the people of Hawaii? Learn about the many ethnic groups that make Hawaii their home.
Who are the people of Hawaii? Learn about the many ethnic groups that make Hawaii their home.
Hawaii Population Data
According to figures released on September 2, 2003, Hawaii now ranks fourth in the nation in the number of foreign born residents. Approximately 18% of Hawaii's 1,208,537 residents were born abroad. In addition 310,088 of Hawaii's residents, or approximately 25% were born in other states, U.S. territories or born abroad to U.S. Citizens.
According to figures released on September 2, 2003, Hawaii now ranks fourth in the nation in the number of foreign born residents. Approximately 18% of Hawaii's 1,208,537 residents were born abroad. In addition 310,088 of Hawaii's residents, or approximately 25% were born in other states, U.S. territories or born abroad to U.S. Citizens.
Don Schutte - DaGecko's Island Homepage
Don is a resident of the Big Island on the Kona Coast. His website has some wonderful features on Akaka Falls, the Waipio Valley and Pu'uhonua o Honaunau, (the City of Refuge).
Don is a resident of the Big Island on the Kona Coast. His website has some wonderful features on Akaka Falls, the Waipio Valley and Pu'uhonua o Honaunau, (the City of Refuge).
Hawaii Genealogy Links
Lots of great links to specific sites for genealogy information about Hawaii. From the Hawaii GenWeb project.
Lots of great links to specific sites for genealogy information about Hawaii. From the Hawaii GenWeb project.
The Herman Wedemeyer Home Page
Named by the Star Bulletin as one of Hawaii's "100 Who Made a Difference" in the 20th Century, learn about the career of the man loved by many as "Duke" on Hawaii Five-O.
Named by the Star Bulletin as one of Hawaii's "100 Who Made a Difference" in the 20th Century, learn about the career of the man loved by many as "Duke" on Hawaii Five-O.
Howard Faria's Kauai Page
Howard has done a nice job developing an interesting site about his home island of Kauai and Hawaii in general with lots of nice links.
Howard has done a nice job developing an interesting site about his home island of Kauai and Hawaii in general with lots of nice links.
OHA - Native Hawaiian Data Book 2002
Recently updated and featuring the most current available statistical information on the people of Hawaii - population, land use, housing, education, health services and more.
Recently updated and featuring the most current available statistical information on the people of Hawaii - population, land use, housing, education, health services and more.
The People of Maui
From Maui: The Reality, learn about the people of all ethnic origins that live on Maui.
From Maui: The Reality, learn about the people of all ethnic origins that live on Maui.
Sources of Genealogical Information in Hawai'i
Geological information and resources for the state of Hawaii.
Geological information and resources for the state of Hawaii.
Uncle Charlie" - Hawaiian Storyteller
Charles Kauluwehi Maxwell, Sr. is a native Hawaiian and very proud to be so. He is a leading spokesperson in the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement. His knowledge of Hawaiian history and culture is unsurpassed.
Charles Kauluwehi Maxwell, Sr. is a native Hawaiian and very proud to be so. He is a leading spokesperson in the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement. His knowledge of Hawaiian history and culture is unsurpassed.