住房应当惠及所有当地居民。毋庸置疑。家是基本需求，也是一种关系，而非商品。人民和社区理应扎根于此，政策应当保护这一点。通过投资土地信托和其他社区管理模式，我们可以将这一切变为现实。不再有当地居民迁离，也不再有虚假的“经济适用房”。租户应当受到保护，房主应当得到支持，每个人都应当在不断变化的环境和气候条件下，获得全面且最新的灾害防备保障。我们致力于将夏威夷土地保留给卡纳卡·毛利人（Kānaka Maoli），并支持任何包含提供住房在内的公共信托用途。

我们的社区理应生活在免于恐惧的环境中。真正安全的街道、学校区域、公园和公共空间源于精心的关怀和资源投入。通过支持对教育、社区项目、社会工作、医疗服务和创伤知情实践的投资，我们将从根源上解决犯罪问题。我们致力于无畏地组织起来，反对美国移民及海关执法局（ICE）的滥用职权和现任政府的腐败行为。人的需求是人权，土地的生命权亦是如此。因此，我们致力于确保岛屿上子孙后代都能享有粮食可持续性和清洁水基础设施等基本保障。

Aloha ʻĀina has a range of definitions, but we know historically that life here can only truly thrive when we are taking care of the land as family and respecting it as an ancestor. We will prioritize policy that centers ʻĀina, and improving our mutual relationship with the land, such as supporting our farmers and local agricultural sector, environmental restoration, and facilitating access to healthy and culturally appropriate foods. Human needs are human rights, and so are the rights of the life of the ʻĀina. That's why we are focused on ensuring essentials like food sustainability and clean water infrastructure are met across the islands for generations to come.

Policy: Propose legislation that would strengthen legal rights protecting Hawaiʻi’s water cycle systems, aquifers, land, and air from pollution and desecration. 

投资于我们的孩子（keiki）并珍视我们的长者（kūpuna），是社会繁荣昌盛、以阿罗哈精神为核心的标志。我们坚信，夏威夷能够确保从儿童到老年人，每个人都能负担得起医疗保健服务。 祖父通过优先考虑幼儿和老年人护理的明智财政政策，我们可以创建一个为夏威夷所有人提供免费儿童和老年人护理的体系。

A functional government is one that truly serves and provides decision-making power to the people, who understand their needs and neighbors best and prioritize their own care and wellbeing. The structure of a people-centered government should prioritize participation of local residents, incentivize integrity of leadership, and create a diverse and justice-oriented environment. We want to commit to keeping corporate big money interests out of our policy and end pay-to-play politics that prioritize the most wealthy over the needs of everyone else.

Policy: Propose statewide participatory budgeting programs, where residents decide how state funding is allocated in their communities.