Kanaʻiolowalu is a project of the Native Hawaiian Roll Commission. It is a year-long campaign to reunify Native Hawaiians in the self-recognition of our unrelinquished sovereignty, by enrolling Native Hawaiians and supporters in this declaration.
Native Hawaiian Roll Commission Chair, Former Governor John Waiheʻe, speaks to the increased importance of Kanaʻiolowalu because of other unsuccessful efforts; highlighting how many of the “heros” who came before us, “signed up for” numerous lists and initiatives, in the face of impossibilities. This is now our chance to do the same.
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Native Hawaiian Roll Commission Chair, Former Governor John Waiheʻe, explains differences between Kanaʻiolowalu and Kau Inoa; noting that Kau Inoa was a private, anonymous list while Kanaʻiolowalu is a public list that has already been recognized by the State.
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Native Hawaiian Roll Commission Chair, Former Governor John Waiheʻe, explains that Kanaʻiolwalu does not point specifically to, nor preclude any, options for self-governance; noting that Kanaʻiolowalu is restricted only to those “who believe in the nation!"
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