OHAʻs Advocacy team is preparing for the 2026 legislative session, and needs your voice to help guide our advocacy priorities and influence the issues OHA fights for.
Share your manaʻo and take the survey today at oha.org/2026communitysurvey.
The survey closing date has been extended to October 15, 2025.
Stay up-to-date on issues and legislation affecting OHA and the Lāhui throughout the 2026 Legislative Session. Continue to check this page for updates on these measures.
To receive alerts about opportunities to testify at upcoming hearings, please fill out the “STAY CONNECTED” form located in the sidebar to the right of this page.
As part of its mandate to advocate for Native Hawaiians, each year OHA submits a package of proposed bills to the Hawaii State Legislature, and the agency’s Board of Trustees also votes to take positions on a wide variety of legislation impacting the Hawaiian community.
OHA remains the principal public agency in the state responsible for the performance, development, and coordination of programs and activities relating to Native Hawaiians.
