Hawaii State Commission On The Status Of Women Public Meeting
The public meeting focused on the Executive Director's report concerning the 2026 Regular Session of the Legislature, providing detailed status updates on numerous bills related to domestic violence, sexual abuse protections, healthcare, and human trafficking. Additionally, the meeting highlighted recent collaborations with the Office of Wellness and Resilience, the Ma'i Movement regarding period poverty, and the Hawaii State LGBTQ+ Commission on the 'No Hate in the 808' campaign. Commissioners also provided updates on community issues including trauma-informed care for birthing roundtables in Maui, planning for an upcoming women's conference, and recent committee activities in Kauai.
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Hawaii State Commission On The Status Of Women Public Meeting Packet
The board meeting agenda focused on legislative advocacy updates for the 2026 Regular Session, including tracking and supporting measures related to protections for survivors of sexual abuse, Title IX sports recognition, menstrual health education, and human trafficking prevention. Additionally, the commission discussed collaborative initiatives with the Office of Wellness and Resilience, Ma'i Movement, and the LGBTQ+ Commission. Budgetary reports, expenditures, and commissioner updates regarding community projects in Maui and Kauai counties were also included for review.
Feb 17, 2022·Board meeting
HawaiʻI State Commission on the Status of Women Public Meeting
The meeting included reports from the Executive Director covering the budget, legislation (including updates on the Women's Legislative Caucus, Women's Coalition, and items of interest), women in the judiciary, a U.S. Department of Labor pilot project, March 8 International Working Women's Day, and the MMIWG Task Force. State Commissioners also provided reports and updates, which included information on a women's history month essay contest, a service project addressing period poverty, an MMIWG event, a report on emergency workers, and updates on the Hawaiʻi Committee on the Status of Women and a summer conference.
