Where: CAAAV’s Chinatown office at 55 Hester Street, New York, NY

When: 6:00-8:30pm on Friday, September 26

Cost: $10 suggested donation for the Elderts family; no one will be turned away

Refreshments and heavy pupus (appetizers) will be served

• What is the role of Hawai’i in U.S. projects for global military and economic dominance?
• What do ongoing struggles for decolonization and independence in Hawai’i look like?
• How are Honolulu, Ferguson, and New York City connected, and how do we draw connections
  between racial justice movements in New York City and Indigenous struggles in Hawai’i?

• Learn about the tragic shooting of Kollin Elderts and how this is part of the militarization of U.S.
  law enforcement and the U.S. Pivot to the Pacific and Asia

• Hear from Kalama Niheu, a physician and independence/demilitarization activist who will be
  speaking at the UN as Hawai’i’s representative at the UN Forum on Indigenous people, and Dean
  Saranillio, Assistant Professor at NYU

• We will watch clips of Noho Hewa: The Wrongful Occupation of Hawai’i, an award winning
  documentary film by Anne Keala Kelly.

• Learn about the work of Asia Pacific Not 4 Sale, a NY