How Fellows Are Building Disaster Resilience in Lahaina

Community briefing · March 17, 2026

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Disasters worsen existing problems for Native Hawaiians on Maui

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Presenter (Speaker 1) said disasters amplified long-standing issues for Native Hawaiian communities after the August 2023 wildfires, citing heirs property disputes, the need to protect iwi kupuna (ancestral burial sites) and ensuring priority access to water for traditional kalo cultivation.

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Presenters discussed the legal needs of Native Hawaiian communities on Maui after the August 2023 wildfires, highlighting heirs property disputes, protection of iwi kupuna burial sites and priority access to water for traditional kalo cultivation. They urged expanded legal assistance and described the role of lawyers in identifying survivors' legal issues.

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