Maui
✓ First stop · November 2026A roundtable for community leaders, legal professionals, and partners, followed by a public talk story — hosted by our Maui partner Roots Reborn.
Photos and the reel ↓One stop at a time, the Roadshow brings together the people who will be implementing — and the people most affected by — the six immigrant-justice laws passed this year, as we prepare for rollout at the start of 2027. Island to island, the laws go back to the communities that won them.
Led by HCIR · ACLU of Hawaiʻi · The Legal Clinic — with local partners hosting on each island. Dates and details for each island are coming from our local hosts.
No two stops look the same — a roundtable with the people who will implement the laws, a talk story open to the community, a leadership meeting. Each island shapes its own.
A roundtable for community leaders, legal professionals, and partners, followed by a public talk story — hosted by our Maui partner Roots Reborn.
Photos and the reel ↓Talk story with our local hosts in East and West Hawaiʻi — for the people implementing the laws and the people most affected by them.
A leadership meeting and a community meeting with our local partners — details to come from our hosts.
The Roadshow opened on Maui, hosted by our partner Roots Reborn: a roundtable for community leaders, legal professionals, and partners, followed by a public talk story.
The CIJ panel walked through Hawaiʻi’s 2026 Immigrant Justice Acts — what each law does and what it means for Maui — and opened the floor to the people who will implement them and the people most affected by them. That conversation is what the Roadshow is for.
New laws need watchful communities — follow the Roadshow, sign on, or support the coalition directly.