The history of Hawaiian civic clubs, a legacy of Prince Kūhiō
A number of events this weekend will mark Prince Kūhiō Day. In 1918, Kūhiō started the Hawaiian Civic Club movement to advocate for Native Hawaiian political and cultural issues. The Conversation spoke to the president of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs to learn more.
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An article on Hawai‘i Public Radio about the origins and enduring role of Hawaiian civic clubs founded by Prince Kūhiō. It explains why the clubs were formed, their growth into a statewide association, and their ongoing advocacy for Native Hawaiian political and cultural issues.
- Founded by Prince Kūhiō in 1928 to advocate for Native Hawaiian issues
- Association now charters 61 independent clubs with about 3,500 members
- Clubs operate statewide and on the U.S. mainland, continuing civic work
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