About the chapter
Hawaii SSN was launched in 2012 to connect high quality, independent research from scholars working at universities throughout the state. We hope to contribute to more effective public policy at the state and local levels, and to enhance citizen engagement in Hawaii. Our members are particularly interested in education, health and human services, and environmental policy.
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Latest Contributions
Hybrid Cars Do Well in Assessments of the Environmental Impact of Urban Vehicles
Key Findings Brief,
#Activism – How Twitter Boosts Civic Activism in 140 Characters or Less
Basic Facts Brief,
Latest In The News
Colin D. Moore's research on Hawaii's ballot question discussed by , "Panel to Study Constitutional Convention Question before Election," Honolulu Civil Beat, September 5, 2018.
Colin D. Moore's research on gubernatorial candidates discussed by , "Hanabusa’s Legacy in Congress: From Military Spending to a Post Office in Kahala," Honolulu Civil Beat, August 7, 2018.
Meda Chesney-Lind quoted by Wayne Yoshioka, "Legislation Needed to Help Sex Workers and Runaway Teens" Hawai'i Public Radio, January 17, 2018.
"Girls Need Safety, Opportunity, Not More Policing," Meda Chesney-Lind, Juvenile Justice Information Exchange, November 15, 2017.