SHINING STARS
OHA awards UH law school $100,000
The
Office of Hawaiian Affairs awarded $100,000 to the
William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawaii for its Hawaii Innocence Project, which seeks justice for those wrongfully convicted. More than half of the project's caseload involves native Hawaiians.
The
Alliance for Drama Education received a $36,330 grant from the
Black Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation to help support ADE residencies that are part of the Artists-in-the-School project administered by the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts.
The residencies are at eight Oahu elementary schools: Haleiwa, Jefferson, Lanakila, Manoa, Mokapu, Palolo, Pearl Harbor Kai and Puuhale.
Waste Management of Hawaii donated $10,000 to support the
Nanakuli High and Intermediate Robotics Club at various competitions throughout the year in preparation for the national contest next year.
Waste Management also gave $1,000 to the
Kekaha Elementary School on Kauai to purchase school supplies and uniforms for underprivileged students.
Last year the company donated $15,000 to the school's Technology Enhanced Project Based Learning and "It's All About Kids" programs.
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