Events

The female technologists brought to you by the Hawaii Women in Tech series will share their advice about working in the technology industry in technical and tech-adjacent role.
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Join our panel of University of Hawai‘i at Manoa faculty experts for this important discussion about problems posed by climate change and what can be done to address them.
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Corona virus. CORONA VIRUS! It’s getting REAL! All further meetings will be online via ZOOM:https://zoom.us/j/91044771066 Code for Hawaii, a branch of Code for America, meets the first 3 Mondays of every month at 6pm-8pm. It’s a volunteer group of developers gathered to use their skillsets to bring civic projects to life that can help the
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Join Civil Beat for a a virtual panel discussion.Hosted by Civil Beat health reporter, Anita Hofscheider, this discussion will address how the spike in Covid cases affected Hawaii’s Indigenous community.Panelists:Nāʻālehu Anthony, Director of COVID PauJuanita Nalani Benioni, Executive to the Kupuna Council and Administrator at the Center for Native Hawaiian Traditional Healing at the Waianae
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Corona virus. CORONA VIRUS! It’s getting REAL! All further meetings will be online via ZOOM: https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/99664204452?pwd=emtKQ0twRVUwNWNnM24wQVZVWXNBUT09 Code for Hawaii, a branch of Code for America, meets the first 3 Mondays of every month at 6pm-8pm. It’s a volunteer group of developers gathered to use their skillsets to bring civic projects to life that can help
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Corona virus. CORONA VIRUS! It’s getting REAL! All further meetings will be online via ZOOM: https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/99664204452?pwd=emtKQ0twRVUwNWNnM24wQVZVWXNBUT09 Code for Hawaii, a branch of Code for America, meets the first 3 Mondays of every month at 6pm-8pm. It’s a volunteer group of developers gathered to use their skillsets to bring civic projects to life that can help
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October 2021 – HAWT Monthly Meeting Join us for a lively discussion on all things tech! This month we’ll be tacking the question “how do you build and nourish a tech community?” with particular emphasis on our Hawaii Women in Tech community. Come and share your experiences and opinions as we look to better serve
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Corona virus. CORONA VIRUS! It’s getting REAL! All further meetings will be online via ZOOM: https://berkeley.zoom.us/j/99664204452?pwd=emtKQ0twRVUwNWNnM24wQVZVWXNBUT09 Code for Hawaii, a branch of Code for America, meets the first 3 Mondays of every month at 6pm-8pm. It’s a volunteer group of developers gathered to use their skillsets to bring civic projects to life that can help
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FREE public talk: open to all Saturday, December 4, 10am, Hawaii Standard time (3pm EST) Zoom link below Please join photographer Lydia Panas and David Ulrich, co-director of Pacific New Media Foundation, for a conversation about her work and her dynamic new book Sleeping Beauty. PNM is especially honored to host Lydia and feature her
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Cyber Security is a critical part of every organization. Are you doing what you need to protect your apps and website?Note: This session is specifically for organizational leaders. It is one of two sessions in our cybersecurity series. The second session — Cyber Security Workshop — will be held 10:30 am – 12 pm HST
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